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Children are more sensitive to heat than adults, and chronic overheating can affect their experience and engagement at school.

Heat exposure in California schools prompts multi-campus research project

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War Between The Sexes Influences Evolution in Some Species, Say Scientists

Technology Innovators, Professionals, and Scholars Gather at UCSB to Examine How Technology-Based Communication is Reshaping Life

UCSB Environmental Scientist Wins Leadership Fellowship

Growth Hormone is Made in the Brain, Report Scientists

UCSB's Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics Hosts National Conference for High School Physics Teachers on Nanoscience and Quantum Computing

New Lipid Molecule Holds Promise For Gene Therapy

UCSB's Neuroscience Research Institute Awarded $1.25-Million Grant by W.M. Keck Foundation for Innovative Biomedical Research Initiative

UCSB Faculty Member Awarded Prestigious Sloan Fellowship

Scientists Discover That Widely Available Drug Also Helps Fight Kidney Disease

UCSB's Homsy Elected to National Academy of Engineering

UCSB, UCLA, UCB and Stanford Join to Establish Western Institute of Nanoelectronics

Portable Cocaine Sensor Developed at UC Santa Barbara;
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