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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.

Electrifying biology in a bubble

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Environmental Researchers at UC Santa Barbara Urge International Cooperation on Governance Issues Arising from Diminishing Arctic Sea Ice

UCSB Collaboration Receives $6.1 Million for Diamond-based Quantum Information Processing and Communication

The Fragility of the World's Coral is Revealed

UCSB Communication Professor Discusses Brain's Response to Virtual Violence

Futuristic Marine Science Teaching Facility to be Built on UCSB Campus

UCSB Scientist Wins Top Honor in Seismology

UCSB Geographer Discusses Impacts of Growth on the South Coast

UCSB Professor Wins National Chemistry Award

UCSB Stem Cell Researchers Applaud Obama's Action

Marine Protected Areas Get a Boost from New UCSB Web-Based Program

Two UCSB Scientists Awarded Leopold Leadership Fellowships

UCSB Physicist to Give Plous Lecture on Dark Matter and Black Holes
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