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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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UCSB Scientists Make Headway in Understanding Alzheimer's Disease

Nobel Prize-Winning Physicist at UCSB to Discuss Low Cost, Plastic Solar Cells

UCSB Receives Grant for Training Program in Stem Cell Biology and Engineering

UCSB Launches Pilot Composting Program

UCSB Conference Focuses on Issues of Food Sustainability and Security

Foundation to Support UCSB's Research on Disease of the Retina

UCSB History Associates Recall 1969 Oil Spill and Subsequent Offshore Drilling

UCSB Goes for the Green in RecycleMania Contest

Astronomers Discover New Radio Signal Using Large Balloon

UCSB Scientists Show How Certain Vegetables Combat Cancer

UC Santa Barbara Receives Grant for Stem Cell Research Tools

$1.4 Million Awarded to Six New Research Projects by California Sea Grant
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