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Matthew Helgeson takes neutron scattering to the next level

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arts and technology at different hemispheres of the brain

NSF-supported collaborative project to connect culture, creativity and technological innovation
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John Bowers to receive the 2024 Jun-ichi Nishizawa Prize for his contributions to optics and photonics
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This adaptive roof tile can cut both heating and cooling costs
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A major materials award for Chris Van de Walle
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Scientists will eliminate bottlenecks to breakthroughs with a newly acquired synthetic biology robotics system
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Researchers can now visualize osmotic pressure in living tissue
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UCSB joins a federally sponsored regional innovation hub to help bolster microelectronics technology
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Computer scientist Misha Sra uses AI to make motor skills training more accessible
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The Materials Research Laboratory receives a six-year, $18 million grant from NSF

Wifi can read through walls
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A quantum magnetometer on a chip

UC Santa Barbara quantum scientists to conduct NSF-funded research to pursue quantum-scale sensor technologies
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With this method, your empty detergent bottle can be turned into more detergent

Our plastic waste can be used as raw material for detergents, thanks to an improved catalytic method
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