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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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Parasitic ‘Warrior Worms' Discovered in Snails; UCSB Scientists See Possible Biomedical Applications

Nanodiamonds Discovered in Greenland Ice Sheet, Contribute to Evidence for Cosmic Impact

Size, Distribution of Termite Mounds Foretell Ecological Shifts from Climate Change in Africa's Savannas

Developments in Nanobiotechnology Point to Medical Applications

Worms Point to a Link Between Cellular Glue and Cancer Growth

Multiple Planets Transiting Same Star Discovered by NASA's Kepler Mission

New Theory about Origin of Life to Be Published by Journal of Theoretical Biology

Genomic Sequencing of Marine Sponge Published; Revealed Early Genetic Complexity and Roots of Cancer

UCSB Professor Sees Medical Breakthrough in New Bone Measurement Tool

UCSB Researcher Co-Authors New Study of Magnon Hall Effect in Insulators

Summer Program Combines Mesoamerican Cultural Studies and Computer Science

NCEAS Study Analyzes Worldwide Catch, Economic Data of Fisheries
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