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Oil droplets suspended in water.
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Small, naturally occurring droplets could have accelerated the development of early life.

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UCSB Communication Scholar to Discuss the Benefits of Health Video Games

UCSB Geologist Discovers Pattern in Earth's Long-Term Climate Record

UCSB Scientists Obtain Unique Recordings of Easter Earthquake in Mexico

International Team of Scientists Reports Discovery of a New Planet

Physicists Show Theory of Quantum Mechanics Applies to the Motion of Large Objects

Scientists Discover 600 Million-Year-Old Origins of Vision

Effects of Tsunami Caused by Chile Earthquake Detected in Santa Barbara, According to UCSB Earth Scientists

Astronomically Large Lenses Measure the Age and Size of the Universe

Community Gathering to Discuss New Nanoscale Materials, Future of Energy

Computer Security Group Addresses Internet Vulnerabilities

Marine Reserves Hit the Spotlight in PNAS Special Issue, AAAS Press Briefing

UCSB Professor to Speak About Bones and Why They Break
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