With funding from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), UC Davis developed One Health and pandemic prevention resources that are readily available for translation to UC Davis faculty and educators and for adaptation into graduate, undergraduate, medical, nursing, veterinary, and other professional school curricula
UC Davis convened a two-and-a-half-day workshop that brought together members of the private, non-profit, public, and academic sectors and produced a roadmap for improving our pandemic response.
UC Davis, with the world class School of Veterinary Medicine, College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, and School of Medicine, is uniquely positioned to address the emerging H5N1 influenza crisis..
This National Science Foundation-funded Center, launched in September 2024, draws from health, engineering, agriculture, and social sciences to advance pandemic science for emerging threats.
Every food product that you have tasted started with an idea and a recipe. But designing a product that consumers enjoy and bringing it to market can take an unexpectedly […]
The UC Davis Olive Center is hosting an International Olive Sustainability Conference (IOSC) September 5 – 7, 2024 (registration and reception September 4). The conference will be held at the […]
The Department of Viticulture and Enology at UC Davis has almost completed the process of becoming licensed to sell wine and will do so under the entity Hilgard631. We invite […]
In late April, a significant increase of influenza A RNA was…
The Institute for Pandemic Intelligence is catalyzing transdisciplinary expertise at UC Davis and beyond to strengthen capacity and provide evidence-based solutions for pandemic prevention, preparedness and response.
Building on decades of experience and success of the UC Davis One Health Institute, IPI works with partners around the world in interdisciplinary teams that extend beyond veterinary and human health, to build partnerships, design research, conduct surveillance, and train the workforce needed for strengthening global health security.
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