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Matt Perko
Researchers Mia Raimondi, left, Christopher Hayes and lead author Michael Costello have uncovered how pathogenic Bordetella bacteria adhere to mammalian airways despite their hosts' natural defenses

A new look at an old protein may yield therapy for contagious respiratory disease

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Aaron Blackwell

Dueling Infections: One Keeps the Other at Bay, Say UCSB Anthropologists

The Bitter and the Sweet: Fruit Flies Reveal an Interaction Between the Two

Moving Toward Sustainable Transportation By Simulating, Analyzing Daily Life

New Gene Repair Technique Promises Advances in Regenerative Medicine

Overthinking Can Be Detrimental to Human Performance

Marine Life Moving Poleward Faster Than Terrestrial Counterparts

Corpse Flower Blooms and Causes a Big Stink

A Squid (and Octopus) of a Different Color
Postdoctoral researcher Matthew Peterson, left and Miguel Eckstein, professor in the Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences at UCSB

Face Identification Accuracy is in the Eye (and Brain) of the Beholder, UCSB Researchers Say

Rare Corpse Flower (Titan Arum) to Bloom at Biology Greenhouse

New Ph.D. Emphasis at UC Santa Barbara Offers More Robust Bioengineering Training

Southern California Crustacean Sand-Dwellers Suffering Localized Extinctions
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