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California's network of marine reserves enables conservation and management without closing large areas of the ocean.

California’s marine protected areas boost fish populations across the state

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Scientists Study Control of Invasive Tree in Western U.S.

UCSB Oil Spill Expert to Speak About ‘Science in the Disaster Zone'

World's Largest Lake Sheds Light on Ecosystem Responses to Climate Variability

International Team of Scientists Says It's High ‘Noon’ for Microwave Photons

UCSB Chemists Make Discovery that May Lead to Drug Treatment Possibilities for Alzheimer's, Diabetes, and other Diseases

UCSB Conference to Focus on Digital Distribution of Entertainment Programming

Genome of Water Flea Discovered to Contain Largest Number of Genes Recorded; UCSB Scientists Contributed to International Team Effort

NASA Finds Earth-Size Planet Candidates; UCSB, Las Cumbres Scientists Play Key Role in Mission

UCSB's SAGE Center for the Study of the Mind Receives Additional $1.26 Million from SAGE Publications to Establish Postdoctoral Visiting Fellows Program

UCSB Physicists Challenge Classical World with Quantum-Mechanical Implementation of ‘Shell Game'

More Frequent Drought Likely in Eastern Africa

First Study of Dispersant in Gulf Spill Suggests a Prolonged Deepwater Fate
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