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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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Chancellor's Breakfast to Focus on Cybercrime and the Cyber Underground Economy

Biodiversity Loss Ranks with Climate Change and Pollution in Terms of Impacts to Environment, NCEAS Researchers Say

SeaSketch, the Next Generation of UCSB's MarineMap Program, Will Aid Marine Spatial Planning Around the World

UCSB Researchers Find that Less is More, for Female Cowbirds

First-of-its-Kind Study Reveals Surprising Ecological Effects of Earthquake and Tsunami

Experiments Do Not Adequately Predict Plant Responses to Global Climate Change, NCEAS Researchers Say
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With Climate and Vegetation Data, UCSB Geographers Closer to Predicting Droughts in Africa

Emerging Theoretical Framework May Guide Researchers Through the Complex World of Multiblock Polymers
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X-Rays Reveal Molecular Arrangements for Better Printable Electronics

In Protein Folding, Internal Friction May Play a More Significant Role than Previously Thought

New iPhone App Bridges Science, Technology, Education, and a Day at the Beach

NCEAS Researchers Offer New Ecological Model for Deep-Water Oil Spills
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