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Children are more sensitive to heat than adults, and chronic overheating can affect their experience and engagement at school.

Heat exposure in California schools prompts multi-campus research project

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UCSB History Associates Talk to Look at the Science of Surfing

Quantum Control Protocols Could Lead to More Accurate, Larger Scale Quantum Computations

Big Bang, Dark Energy the Focus of Annual Las Cumbres Observatory Lecture
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UCSB Sociologist to Give Plous Lecture on Crime and Desistance Among Marginalized Youth

‘Seeing Nature’ Exhibit Examines Human Views of the Natural World

UCSB Physicists Mix Two Lasers to Create Light at Many Frequencies

Low Testosterone Level in Amazonian Tribe Responds to Competition, According to Anthropologists at UCSB

New Book by UCSB Scholar Examines Early 20th-Century African American Film and Theater

Carl Snyder Lecture at UCSB to Examine the Use of Google Search Data

Data from MESSENGER Spacecraft Reveals New Insights on Planet Mercury
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Experimental Visualization Lab at UCSB Receives Grants from the Deutsch Foundation and the National Science Foundation

Chicano Artist Leo Limón Celebrated in Book Released by UCSB's CEMA
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