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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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Internet Game Provides Breakthrough in Predicting the Spread of Epidemics, Report Scientists

UCSB Lecture Series to Examine Equity and the Environment

Earthquakes, Tsunamis, and the South Coast to be Focus of UCSB Affiliates 'Science Lite' Lecture

Increased Sexual Competition Among Flowering Plants in Biodiversity Hotspots May Lead to Extinctions, Says Study

UC Santa Barbara Researcher Tapped by Europeans for Design of Instrument to Test Soil on Mars

UCSB Received $153 Million in External Research Funds Last Year

Tropical Atlantic Cooling and African Deforestation Correlate to Drought, Report Scientists

Distinguished UCSB Chemist and Dean Elected a Fellow of AAAS

Public Invited to Free Screening of New Documentary on Solar Power Produced by Nobel Laureate Walter Kohn & Narrated by John Cleese

Hubble, Sloan Quadruple Number of Known Optical Einstein Rings

Jeff Dozier, Founding Dean of UCSB's Bren School, Wins Top Research Award From NASA and Interior Department

Novel Center for the Study of the Mind Established at UC Santa Barbara by SAGE Publications to Commemorate its 40th Anniversary
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