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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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National Academy of Engineering Elects Two More UCSB Professors

Breakthrough System for Understanding Ocean Plant Life Announced

New Species of Coral Discovered Off Southern California

Nobel Prize Insights: UCSB's David Gross, 2004 Laureate in Physics, to Speak on Science and Stockholm at Lobero Theatre Event

UCSB Geologist Wins Two National Awards

UCSB Chemist Receives National Award

Oiled Birds Prompt Study by UCSB Experts of Oil Seeps in Santa Barbara Channel

Noted Scholars to Look for Common Ground in Discussion of 'Ecology, Complexity, and Metaphor'

UCSB Scientists Build Nanoscale ‘Jigsaw' Puzzles Made of RNA

UCSB Makes Important Advances in Studies of Retinal Detachment

UCSB Researchers Advance Understanding of Urinary Tract Infections

UCSB Physicist David Awschalom Wins American Physical Society's Buckley Prize
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