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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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Astronomically Large Lenses Measure the Age and Size of the Universe

Computer Security Group Addresses Internet Vulnerabilities

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

Aid for Sustainable Fisheries is Missing Key to Global Food Security

UCSB Professor to Speak About Bones and Why They Break

UCSB Lecture to Examine Science, Business, and American Empire

Grass Resource Revolutionizes Biodiversity Research

Origami and Modern Science Will Be Subject of UCSB Lecture

Research at UCSB Points to Potential Treatment for Kidney Disease
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Benefits of Omega-3 Fatty Acids Come at a Cost, According to Researchers

UCSB Scientists Discover How the Brain Encodes Memories at a Cellular Level

Scientists Observe Super-Massive Black Holes Using Keck Observatory in Hawaii
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