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Aerial view of Lake Tefé during a severe drought, when its waters are low.

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Miguel Monteiro

Severe drought and heat in the central amazon turned Lake Tefé into a shallow spa, killing fish and endangered river dolphins.

May 5, 2004

Plankton May Influence Climate Change Says UCSB Scientist

May 3, 2004

DARPA Funds Joint Industrial-Academic Effort to Develop Advanced Optical Packet Router Technologies

April 22, 2004

UCSB Chemical Engineer Elected to National Academy of Sciences

April 19, 2004

Marine Researchers Fertilize Southern Ocean with Iron to Study Past and Future Climate Change

April 12, 2004

Cinnamon May Help to Alleviate Diabetes Says UCSB Researcher

March 30, 2004

UCSB and MIT Professor Isadore Singer to Share Abel Prize, The 'Nobel Prize' of Mathematics

March 17, 2004

Book By UCSB Researcher and Parent of Autistic Child Offers Strategies for 'Overcoming Autism'

February 26, 2004

UC Santa Barbara Receives $2 Million for Science Outreach

February 25, 2004

Marine Sponges Provide Model for Environmentally Friendly Nanoscale Materials Production, Report Scientists at UC Santa Barbara

February 23, 2004

Donation of UC Santa Barbara Discovery to Institute for Oneworld Health May Accelerate New Treatment for Global Health Problem

February 18, 2004

Japanese Kelp Invades Southern California; UCSB Scientists to Develop Control and Education Campaign

February 17, 2004

National Academy of Engineering Elects Two More UCSB Professors

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