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skip to content skip to navigation see our campus ready site for the most up to date information about. professor gerardo diaz thinks so and his team is working to make it happen.  research on soils and sediments takes her to the most breath-taking locales.  lab looks at controls on biochemical processes and productivity in managed and wildland ecosystems.  the man with a patent on the sun continues his work on non-imaging optics and solar science here at uc merced.  the environmenal graduate group focuses on understanding the earth as an integrated system that includes the atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, and biosphere in order to address the environmental consequences and develop sustainable solutions to providing food, energy and other basic services to the earth’s ever-growing population. recognizing that solutions to local, regional and global environmental problems cross traditional academic departments, domain knowledge is complemented by an interdisciplinary shared curriculum that provides a foundation in the fundamental ideas and methods of the earth, environmental and social sciences. environmental systems faculty, staff and students are dedicated to excellence in teaching, research and service and strive to develop an atmosphere of transparency, inclusiveness, rigor, integrity and environmental awareness. literature professor nigel hatton was awarded $44,750 for his research project titled “increasing african-american graduate enrollment in the humanities at uc merced.” according to enrollment data,... new ai institute expands uc merced’s smart, sustainable agriculture effort. while traditional ai development involves scientists making tools and delivering them to end-users, the agaid institute will involve the people who will use the ai solutions — from fa*mers and..    the research conducted within the environmental systems graduate group has the potential to change the world we live in now and for future generations. we dig de*ply into the issues facing the natural and built world: climate change, water quality, soil conservation,