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Aging: Chronic inflammation is associated with industrialized lifestyles

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UC Santa Barbara joins consortium of universities carrying out Earth system research
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Matt Perko
If a male mosquito can’t hear a female, it’s as though she doesn’t exist.

Deaf male mosquitoes don’t mate
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Neuroscientist Bianca Acevedo examines the impact and challenges of sensory processing sensitivity
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Materials scientist Chris Van de Walle receives top computational physics award from the American Physical Society
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Kaustav Banerjee named a JSAP Fellow International
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Coral underpin ecosystems as vibrant as they are. But these iconic animals face many challenges in the 21st century.

UC Santa Barbara leads $1.3-million research project on coral regeneration
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Ferrets are among the vertebrates that get the most tumors, while black footed penguins get the fewest

Researchers complete the largest compilation of cancer prevalence across vertebrates
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Researchers model airbursts, a common yet little-understood cosmic impact process
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UCSB, Community Environmental Council to hold Living with Fire Summit
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Elena Zhukova
Exercising with battle ropes is a popular high-intensity interval training (HIIT) workout

Bursts of exercise boost cognitive function, UCSB neuroscientists find
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Matt Perko
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Researchers create the first ever visualization of photoexcited charges traveling across the interface of two semiconductor materials
Denise Montell
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Denise Montell

Professor Denise Montell wins second NIH Pioneer Award, receiving $5.5 million for immune therapy research
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