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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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People in the U.S. and the U.K. Show Strong Similarities in their Attitudes Toward Nanotechnologies, According to a New Study

Fisheries Stock Assessment Software Now Publicly Accessible

Library of Congress Names UCSB Visionary a ‘Pioneer of Digital Preservation'

UCSB's Kavli Institute Makes Pioneering Physics Accessible to High School Educators
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Gene Sequencing Instrument Facilitates New Research at UCSB

Video Produced for UCSB Psychology Class to Air on UCTV

Cancer Researcher Receives $3.8 Million Award from Department of Defense

Sunlight Has More Powerful Influence on Ocean Circulation and Climate Than Do North American Ice Sheets, Say Scientists

Studies of Small Water Fleas Help Ecologists Understand Population Dynamics

Study Confirms Amphibians' Ability to Predict Changes in Biodiversity

Linus Pauling Medal Goes to UCSB Chemistry Professor

UCSB Scientists and Humanists Discuss the Origins of the Universe
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