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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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Sand Grains and Fossilized Pollen Reveal Climate History of Northern Antarctica

NCEAS Working Group Produces Study Showing How Vitamins and Minerals in Fruits and Vegetables Depend on Pollinators

UCSB Professor Receives Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award

Book by UCSB Psychologist Explores Emerging Technologies and Virtual Reality

New Equipment Boosts UCSB's Large-Scale Computer Power

Dream Comes True for 17-Year-Old Louisiana Student

UCSB Physicists Apply Einstein's Theory to Superconducting Circuits

UCSB Sociologist Receives Harold J. Plous Award

UCSB Scientists Discover New Direction in Alzheimer's Research

UCSB Special Collections Exhibit Traces the Origins of the Modern Bible

Researchers Find That Localizing Fruit, Vegetable Consumption Doesn't Solve Environmental, Health Issues

UCSB Scientists Track Environmental Influences on Giant Kelp with Help from Satellite Data
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