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The health of a woman and her future child may be at risk before she even knows she’s pregnant.

Hot, humid conditions during pregnancy undermine child health much more than heat alone

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UCSB Scientists Retrieve Important Ocean Acidification Data from Antarctic Waters

UCSB Physicist Receives Prestigious Packard Fellowship Award
philanthropist Bill Bowes

Envisioning Novel Approaches for Eye Disease: ‘The New Medicine' at UC Santa Barbara

New Center at UCSB Aims to Help Shift Chemical Industry Toward Sustainability

UCSB Receives Grant to Study Ocean Acidification

Bioengineers at UCSB Design Rapid Diagnostic Tests Inspired by Nature

UCSB Scientists Capture Clues to Sustainability of Fish Populations

UCSB Evolutionary Psychologists Study the Purpose of Punishment and Reputation

Using A Laser to ‘See’ the Smallest World
David McHale at UCSB with the Bloom Energy Server, the unique new energy system that uses fuel cell technology.

New Fuel Cell Technology Generates Electricity on UCSB Campus

International Team of Physicists Makes Discovery About Temperature in Convection

How Fast Can Glaciers Respond to Climate Change?
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