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a gray whale blows in in the San Francisco Bay
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The new technology will detect whales by sensing the heat of their blows with thermal imaging

New AI system uses cameras and thermal sensors to steer ships clear of gray whales in the San Francisco Bay

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Global Warming is Reducing Ocean Life, Increasing Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide, Say Scientists

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Prize-Winning Physicist and Author Lisa Randall Presents Special UCSB Program at the Lobero Theater on Dec. 5

Scientific American Names UCSB Professor, Alumna to List of Top 50 in Technological Leadership

First Comprehensive Survey of Nanotechnology Safety Practices, Conducted by UC Santa Barbara Researchers, Finds Industry Lacks Adequate Information on Safe Handling of Nanomaterials

Packard Fellowship Awarded to UCSB Chemist

Accelerating Loss of Ocean Species Threatens Human Well-Being

Exploring the Frontiers of Cancer Research

Biodiversity Controls Ecological 'Services,' Report Scientists in Comprehensive Analysis

Tiny 'Housekeeper' Crabs Help Prevent Coral Death in South Pacific

Global Warming to be the Focus of UCSB Affiliates 'Science Lite' Lecture

Interactive Multimedia Exhibit at California Nanosystems Institute Features Student Artists from Around the World
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