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Matt Perko
University Librarian Todd Grappone
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Professor Daniel Blumenthal's lab develops chip-scale components that can bring the power and precision of quantum science outside of the tightly controlled environment of the lab.
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Jeff Liang
UCSB's Grace Han’s research centers on solar fuels that capture sunlight and convert it into usable heat.
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Jeff Liang
The Old Valentine Cabin has been hosting visitors to Mammoth for over 100 years.
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Elena Zhukova
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Illustration by Ishtar Bäcklund Dakhil for Mona Damluji's “I Want You to Know."
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Fibroblasts secreting matrix-bound nanovesicles
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Ingrid Bostrom
Installation view of "Mexican Prints: The Garcia-Correa Collection," on view at the Art, Design & Architecture Museum, UC Santa Barbara, from Sept. 13–Dec. 7, 2025.
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The El Niño Southern Oscillation drives major weather patterns across the globe. Disrupting it could have intense and far-reaching ramifications.
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Historic program imagery from UCSB Library's archive of Old Spanish Days primary source material
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Dorit Hanein
Dorit Hanein’s team and collaborators captured Rac1, a tiny molecular switch, rapidly building and breaking cellular scaffolds, revealing how cells swiftly reshape their skeletons to move and adapt.
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An artist's rendering of the new signage to be installed the week of Sept. 15.
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Eutrophication — caused by excessive nutrients, such as fertilizer runoff — causes a bloom of algae that depletes the water of oxygen and causes 'dead zones' that kill fish and other marine organisms