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A close-up view of anaerobic gut fungi under the microscope. Armed with powerful plant-degrading enzymes and a dense network of hyphae, these specialized microbes break down tough lignocellulosic plant matter in the absence of oxygen.

Two UCSB-led projects selected for DOE’s Genesis Mission

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Scientists’ Research into Friction Provides Insight Into the Mechanics of Arthritis

Critical Issues in America Series Continues Multidisciplinary Look at Climate Change and Sea Level Rise

New Gene Sequencer Boosts Research

Marine Scientists Receive Multimillion-Dollar NSF Grants to Fund Long-Term Research

Low Extinction Rates Made California a Refuge for Diverse Plant Species

Researchers Perform Pioneering Research on Type 2 Diabetes

Jellyfish Experts Show Increased Blooms Are a Consequence of Periodic Global Oscillations

UCSB Researcher to Study Cognition in Wild Birds

UCSB Scientist Involved in Environmental Mapping of Great Lakes

UCSB Physicists Make Strides in Understanding Quantum Entanglement

Lecture on Ocean Health to be Held at UCSB's National Center For Ecological Analysis and Synthesis

Invasive Grass Fuels Fire Activity in the West
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