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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
UCSB's Cutting-Edge Greenhouses

Science + Technology

March 30 2015

A Better, Greener World
UCSB physics professor Paul Hansma explains new instrument for measuring bone strength.

Science + Technology

March 24 2015

Good Bone, Bad Bone
Campus + Community

March 17 2015

Future Gauchos
A look inside UCSB's Cheadle Center for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration

Science + Technology

March 12 2015

Preserving History
Society + Culture

March 2 2015

The Mummified Monk
This all-atom simulation shows the tau protein (blue) interacting with multiple stabilizing TMAO osmolytes.

Science + Technology

February 25 2015

The Body’s Transformers

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