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A new project aims to understand theoretical aspects of quantum cryptography that could be used to protect computing in the future.

Could quantum computers protect privacy and security?

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Jean-Pierre Fouque

UCSB Statistics and Applied Probability Scholar Named to Treasury Department Advisory Committee on Financial Research

UCSB Researchers Demonstrate That 15=3x5 About Half of the Time

UC Santa Barbara Receives $500,000 For Endowed Chair in Semiconductor Research

Chancellor's Breakfast to Focus on Cybercrime and the Cyber Underground Economy
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X-Rays Reveal Molecular Arrangements for Better Printable Electronics

Book by UCSB Psychologist Explores Emerging Technologies and Virtual Reality

New Equipment Boosts UCSB's Large-Scale Computer Power
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Technology Developed by UCSB Computer Scientist Advances Internet Security

Quantum Computing Research Edges Toward Practicality in UCSB Physics Laboratory

UCSB to Receive $2 Million for Nanotechnology and Health Studies

Semiconductor Could Turn Heat Into Computing Power

Summer Program Combines Mesoamerican Cultural Studies and Computer Science
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