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Finding the right taste to send mosquitoes packing could save hundreds of thousands of lives.

Mosquito taste receptor could lead to new insect repellents

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Serving Those Who Have Served
James Roney

The Power of Hormones
fMRI connectivity results

Research Reveals Brain Connections Underlying Accurate Introspection

Researcher Reveals the Brain Connections Underlying Accurate Introspection

New Grant Supports Research on Infectious Disease Transmission

New Tool for Studying Membrane Protein Structure

BRAIN Symposium Showcases Breadth of Research at UC Santa Barbara
Aaron Blackwell

Dueling Infections: One Keeps the Other at Bay, Say UCSB Anthropologists

New Gene Repair Technique Promises Advances in Regenerative Medicine

Overthinking Can Be Detrimental to Human Performance
Postdoctoral researcher Matthew Peterson, left and Miguel Eckstein, professor in the Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences at UCSB

Face Identification Accuracy is in the Eye (and Brain) of the Beholder, UCSB Researchers Say

New Ph.D. Emphasis at UC Santa Barbara Offers More Robust Bioengineering Training
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