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“You can think of this as the next step in personal computing,” said UCSB professor Jennifer Jacobs, whose research explores more intuitive, responsive digital fabrication systems.

Making automation more human through innovative fabrication tools

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UCSB political scientist John Woolley examines Twitter as a means of presidential communication

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