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3D printed instrumentation means that national meteorological services in Africa can take full ownership of their networks, building, repairing and sustaining them independently.

September 27, 2005

Annual 'Fiesta El Pilar' on Oct. 15 at Sedgwick Reserve to Celebrate UCSB's Maya Research and Conservation Project

September 13, 2005

UC Santa Barbara Historian Awarded Distinguished Professorship, Publishes Groundbreaking Book on Islamist Terrorism

August 1, 2005

Book About the World of Drag Queens Wins National Sociology Award

June 22, 2005

Foreign Scholars Attend UC Santa Barbara Summer Institute to Learn about Religious Pluralism in the United States

May 23, 2005

UCSB Artist-in-Residence to Present Preview of New Play, ‘Mexican Psychotic'

May 11, 2005

UCSB Celebrates Native American Culture

May 10, 2005

Second International 'AfroGEEKS' Conference to Examine Technological Innovation in Africa and the African Diaspora

April 18, 2005

Hawaiian Soils Reveal Clues to Cultural History

April 13, 2005

UCSB Historian Wins Prestigious Guggenheim Award

April 12, 2005

New Book Shows How New Immigration Policies are Changing Face of Asian American Communities

April 4, 2005

Religion Scholar, Writer Martin E. Marty to Inaugurate ‘Religion in American Life' UCSB Lecture Series with April 14 Appearance

April 1, 2005

2 UCSB Scholars Awarded Fellowships by the National Endowment for the Humanities

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