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Scientists uncover evidence that the Late Cretaceous hosted icy conditions in Antarctica
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UC Santa Barbara researchers are the first to put a number on the amount of energy that plants use to lift water
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Researchers estimate the environmental impacts of 57,000 common store-bought food products
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Researchers identify a new class of drugs that offer a safer, more targeted treatment for leukemia patients
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Paleoclimatologist uncovers an ancient climate feedback loop that accelerated the effects of Earth's last warming episode
Researchers find the key to reducing drag on superhydrophobic surfaces can come down to a single parameter
Scientists uncover evidence that the Late Cretaceous hosted icy conditions in Antarctica
UC Santa Barbara researchers are the first to put a number on the amount of energy that plants use to lift water
Researchers estimate the environmental impacts of 57,000 common store-bought food products
Researchers identify a new class of drugs that offer a safer, more targeted treatment for leukemia patients
Paleoclimatologist uncovers an ancient climate feedback loop that accelerated the effects of Earth's last warming episode
