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December 22 2015

A Nobel Life
“Anamorphic Fluid,” a computer-generated animation by UCSB’s George Legrady.

Arts

December 9 2015

‘Day & Night’
David Seubert, director of the UCSB Cylinder Audio Archive, on the significance of the collection.

Arts

October 13 2015

Songs in the Key of Life
Arts

September 29 2015

UCSB Amplified II
New and returning students share their thoughts as they mark the first week of the fall quarter and the 2015-16 academic year.

Campus + Community

September 25 2015

New Beginnings
Celebrating the UCSB Natural Reserve System

Science + Technology

September 25 2015

Living Laboratories
The Lipshutz Research Group develops earth-friendly chemistry.

Science + Technology

September 22 2015

Benign by Design
UCSB English professor Carl Gutierrez-Jones discusses the fascination with self-destruction in science fiction

Arts

September 15 2015

Reboot: Dying to Survive in Science Fiction
Campus + Community

August 31 2015

A Better UCSB.edu
UCSB’s Experimental Cosmology Group graphically demonstrates its DE-STAR system.

Science + Technology

August 27 2015

Asteroid Deflection: Science Fiction or Reality?
Bacteria that respond to antibiotics in the lab can become resistant in the body.

Science + Technology

August 20 2015

A Paradigm Shift in Multidrug Resistance
Youth soccer players scrimmage on a UCSB field as part of their day on campus.

Campus + Community

August 17 2015

Success On and Off the Field
Science + Technology

July 27 2015

UCSB Becomes West Coast Hub for National Photonics Manufacturing Institute
A timelapsed video of RoboSimian at the DARPA Robotics Challenge Finals

Science + Technology

June 18 2015

Future Simian
Campus + Community

June 16 2015

Gauchos Ready to Face the World
Researchers in UCSB professor Yasamin Mostofi's lab use WiFi to count the number of people in a given space

Science + Technology

June 8 2015

Counting People With WiFi
Campus + Community

May 27 2015

Protecting the Plover
Octopus skin can sense light even without input from the eyes or brain.

Science + Technology

May 20 2015

Seeing Without Eyes
This video was part of UCSB's award-winning Action Today for Tomorrow campaign

Campus + Community

May 1 2015

Practice Makes Perfect
UCSB's SciTrek educational program teaches students to think critically and work as a team.

Science + Technology

April 27 2015

The Gift of Exploration
Daniel Hieber wins UCSB's 3rd annual Grad Slam.

Campus + Community

April 20 2015

The Three-Minute Challenge
Campus + Community

April 15 2015

Spring Career Fair a Big Hit
Alumni Lanny Kaufer and Phil McKenna on their experience with civil rights project SCOPE

Society + Culture

April 14 2015

‘For Freedom and Human Dignity’
Jonathan Berger materials researcher at UCSB, describes what makes Isomax as efficient as it is

Science + Technology

April 8 2015

The Geometry of Strength
Arts

April 6 2015

UCSB Amplified

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