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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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UCSB's LANGER ELECTED V.P. OF NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

OOZING MAGMA OF OCEAN RIDGE TELLS ABOUT MANTLE BELOW

New Position In Bioengineering Filled

ANCIENT CORAL REEF RECORD GIVES HISTORY OF EL NINO

UCSB ECONOMIST TO DISCUSS MEDICINE'S BITTER PILL: THE HIGH COST OF PURCHASING PRESCRIPTION DRUGS

CHEMISTS DESCRIBE "ZIPPER TEETH" OF DNA MOLECULES -- PUBLISH RESULTS IN THE JOURNAL 'NATURE'

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AWARDS INSTITUTE FOR THEORETICAL PHYSICS LARGEST SINGLE FEDERAL RESEARCH GRANT EVER MADE TO UCSB

UCLA-UCSB CALIFORNIA NANOSYSTEMS INSTITUTE AWARDED FUNDING TO PURSUE BREAKTHROUGHS IN THE SCIENCE OF THE VERY SMALL

Tiny Glass Nanostructures Revealed In Nature Cover Story -- Potential Applications Abound

UCSB PHYSICIST WINS PRESTIGIOUS PACKARD FOUNDATION FELLOWSHIP

Conference to probe digital technology's impact on culture

CHEMISTS REPORT ON ELECTRON TRANSFER IN SCIENCE MAGAZINE
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