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  • UCSB physicist Paul Hansma discusses how to improve bone health
    UCSB physicist Paul Hansma discusses how to improve bone health
    What’s Your Score?
    Letters and Science, Physics
    An FDA-approved bone quality diagnostic tool is poised to provide better insights into bone hardness
  • Rachel Segalman in her lab
    A Call to Remember
    Engineering, Chemical Engineering
    Chemical engineering professor and chair receives prestigious mid-career award from DOE
  • doctoral grad with parents at Commencement
    First-Gen Resilience
    , Gevirtz Graduate School of Education, Education
    From rural ranch life to a doctorate, Ana Y. Guerrero ’20 makes good on an American dream
  • Concept illustration depicts highly mobile electrons moving across the polymer
    Flexing the Power of a Conductive Polymer
    Engineering, Materials, Letters and Science, Chemistry and Biochemistry
    A new material holds promise for the next generation of organic electronics
  • Galaxy NGC 1309
    The Star That Survived a Supernova
    Letters and Science, Physics
    A tenacious star validates a revised model of supernovae
  • The new simulation illustrates how the flickering light around a black hole can encode information about the system.
    The new simulation illustrates how the flickering light around a black hole can encode information about the system.
    A Flicker From the Dark
    Letters and Science, Physics
    Reading between the lines to model our galaxy’s central black hole
  • Tanya Atwater paper model
    A Remarkable Impact
    Letters and Science, Earth Science
    The Geological Society honors Tanya Atwater, and her storied career studying plate tectonics, with the Wollaston Medal
  • Composite image of 8 UCSB scholars for Juneteenth perspectives piece
    Perspectives on Juneteenth
    Gevirtz Graduate School of Education, Letters and Science, Black Studies, History, Theater and Dance
    Scholars discuss what the holiday symbolizes, how it can be observed — and why there is much more work to be done
  • Highlights from UCSB Commencement 2022
    Highlights from UCSB Commencement 2022
    Together Again
    Bren School of Environmental Science & Management, Creative Studies, Engineering, Gevirtz Graduate School of Education, Letters and Science
    Commencement 2022 was an exercise in joy and celebration
  • MKID
    Keeping the Energy in The Room
    Letters and Science, Physics
    Professor Ben Mazin talks superconductors, exoplanets and dance clubs as he explains advances in sensor technology

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