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Geometric image of multicolored lines extending from a gray, rectangular structure

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Brian Long

Co-PI Andrew Jayich will use the new technology to create ion traps like the one shown here, in which colors indicate independent electrodes to control trapped ions.

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March 30, 2001

A Worm is More Like a Human Than Previously Thought

March 23, 2001

Old Growth Trees of Amazon May Reduce Atmospheric Carbon More Than Previously Thought

February 21, 2001

Scientists Discuss Climate Change, Global Warming

February 17, 2001

Scientific Theory of Marine Reserves To Be Released

February 14, 2001

UCSB's LANGER ELECTED V.P. OF NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

February 9, 2001

OOZING MAGMA OF OCEAN RIDGE TELLS ABOUT MANTLE BELOW

February 1, 2001

New Position In Bioengineering Filled

January 25, 2001

ANCIENT CORAL REEF RECORD GIVES HISTORY OF EL NINO

January 12, 2001

UCSB ECONOMIST TO DISCUSS MEDICINE'S BITTER PILL: THE HIGH COST OF PURCHASING PRESCRIPTION DRUGS

December 20, 2000

CHEMISTS DESCRIBE "ZIPPER TEETH" OF DNA MOLECULES -- PUBLISH RESULTS IN THE JOURNAL 'NATURE'

December 18, 2000

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AWARDS INSTITUTE FOR THEORETICAL PHYSICS LARGEST SINGLE FEDERAL RESEARCH GRANT EVER MADE TO UCSB

December 7, 2000

UCLA-UCSB CALIFORNIA NANOSYSTEMS INSTITUTE AWARDED FUNDING TO PURSUE BREAKTHROUGHS IN THE SCIENCE OF THE VERY SMALL

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