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Fruit fly larvae will reorient themselves toward the negative pole of an electric field.

Scientists discover that fruit fly larvae can sense electric fields

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UCSB Faculty Member Awarded Prestigious Sloan Fellowship

UCSB's Neuroscience Research Institute Awarded $1.25-Million Grant by W.M. Keck Foundation for Innovative Biomedical Research Initiative

Scientists Discover That Widely Available Drug Also Helps Fight Kidney Disease

UCSB's Homsy Elected to National Academy of Engineering

UCSB, UCLA, UCB and Stanford Join to Establish Western Institute of Nanoelectronics

Portable Cocaine Sensor Developed at UC Santa Barbara;

Sustainable Architecture of Bren Hall & Marine Science Building will be Focus of UCSB Affiliates Program

Capturing Emerging Nanotechnology -- Researchers Scrutinize 'Spintronics' as History in the Making

UCSB Researchers Who Made Elusive Discovery Win Prestigious AAAS Newcomb Cleveland Prize

Scientists Discover Genetic Pathway that Could Lead to Drug Therapy for Kidney Disease

Tales of the Ice Ages to be the Focus of UCSB Affiliates 'Science Lite' Lecture

UC Santa Barbara Establishes New Ph.D. Emphasis in Technology and Society
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