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Co-PI Andrew Jayich will use the new technology to create ion traps like the one shown here, in which colors indicate independent electrodes to control trapped ions.

Galan Moody leads successful effort to secure $1.3 million for advanced 3D printing

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New Lecture Series on Ecology Begins With Talk About Lake Baikal in Siberia

New Findings Show Some Type Ia Supernovae Linked to Novae

UC Santa Barbara Ranks Among the Nation's Top 25 Colleges and Universities in Degrees Awarded to Latinos in STEM Fields

UCSB Scientist Receives National Science Foundation CAREER Award

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

UCSB Scientists Examine Effects of Manufactured Nanoparticles on Soybean Crops

Nature Study Highlights Many Paths to Ocean Health

New UC Santa Barbara-Based Project to Study Contaminants in Urban Water Environment

Seafood, Wild or Farmed? The Answer May Be Both

New Drug Shows Promise for Kidney Disease

Focusing on Strengths Improves Social Skills of Adolescents With Autism Spectrum Disorders, UCSB Researchers Conclude

UC Santa Barbara Physics Professor Lars Bildsten Named Director of Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics
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