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Peptides have found use in over 80 drugs worldwide since insulin was first synthesized in the 1920s.

Scientists unlock a massive new ‘color palette’ for biomedical research by synthesizing non-natural amino acids

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New Center at UCSB Aims to Help Shift Chemical Industry Toward Sustainability

Bioengineers at UCSB Design Rapid Diagnostic Tests Inspired by Nature

Two UCSB Professors Receive National Chemistry Awards

UCSB Researchers’ Discovery of ‘Intrasite Hopping’ of Bacterial Enzyme on DNA Gives Insight into Epigenetic Gene Expression

UC Santa Barbara Chemistry Professor Wins Award for New, Highly Useful Reagents in Catalysis

UCSB Scientists Synthesize First Genetically Evolved Semiconductor Material
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UC Santa Barbara's Craig Hawker Wins Centenary Prize for Chemistry

Emerging Theoretical Framework May Guide Researchers Through the Complex World of Multiblock Polymers
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X-Rays Reveal Molecular Arrangements for Better Printable Electronics

Chemists Mimic Nature to Design Better Medical Tests

UCSB Researchers Discover the Processes Leading to Acute Myeloid Leukemia

UCSB Scientists Explain How Gulf of Mexico Topography Played a Key Role in Consumption of Oil and Gas After Deepwater Horizon Disaster
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