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Peptides have found use in over 80 drugs worldwide since insulin was first synthesized in the 1920s.

Scientists unlock a massive new ‘color palette’ for biomedical research by synthesizing non-natural amino acids

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Hawaiian Soils Reveal Clues to Cultural History

UCSB Affiliates Lecture Explores How 'Cell Suicide' Protects Life

Exploring the Frontiers of Cancer Research: Nobel Prize Winner J. Michael Bishop, Seminal Leader in the Detection and Treatment of Cancer, will Lecture at UCSB

Four UCSB Faculty Members Receive Prestigious National Science Foundation Career Awards

Bridging the Arts and Science

NanoSystems Institute Director Evelyn Hu Named 2005 Faculty Research Lecturer, UCSB'S Most Prestigious Faculty Award

Astronaut Leroy Chiao, a UCSB Alumnus, to Speak From Space Station With Tri-County Students on MESA Day, March 5

New Marine Science Building Receives Federal Funds to House Marine Sanctuary Offices

UCSB Scientists Probe Sea Floor Venting to Gain Understanding of Early Life on Earth

UCSB Conference Examines Digital Imaging in Art, Science, Medicine

NIST-UCSB Scientists Entice Superconducting Devices

STAR '05 Conference Brings Distinguished Field to UCSB to Discuss Depictions of Physics, Cosmology and Other Sciences in the Arts
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