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A UCSB team helped create a retinal implant designed to replace support cells damaged by dry age-related macular degeneration
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Researchers led by Matthew Fisher will investigate the brain’s potential for quantum computation
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Researchers helped develop a specially engineered retinal patch to treat people with sudden, severe sight loss
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Scientists are still only beginning to understand the biological and genetic consequences of opioid addiction
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Scientists discover that repeated food poisoning can trigger chronic disease
Neuroscientist Karen Szumlinski uncovers an unlikely ‘brake’ mechanism that helps to modulate overdrinking
A UCSB team helped create a retinal implant designed to replace support cells damaged by dry age-related macular degeneration
Researchers led by Matthew Fisher will investigate the brain’s potential for quantum computation
Researchers helped develop a specially engineered retinal patch to treat people with sudden, severe sight loss
Scientists are still only beginning to understand the biological and genetic consequences of opioid addiction
Scientists discover that repeated food poisoning can trigger chronic disease
