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A controlled phage therapy can target drug-resistant bacteria while sidestepping potential unintended consequences
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Researchers lead a journal issue dedicated to the ecology of California’s offshore oil platforms
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As career paths expand, the Department of Statistics and Applied Probability experiences a surge in student interest
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UC Santa Barbara research professor to be knighted for contributions to material chemistry and global outreach
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Researchers will lead UC-wide collaborative project on wildfires
Chemistry professors develop an electrochemical method for extracting uranium, and potentially other metal ions, from solution
A controlled phage therapy can target drug-resistant bacteria while sidestepping potential unintended consequences
Researchers lead a journal issue dedicated to the ecology of California’s offshore oil platforms
As career paths expand, the Department of Statistics and Applied Probability experiences a surge in student interest
UC Santa Barbara research professor to be knighted for contributions to material chemistry and global outreach
Researchers will lead UC-wide collaborative project on wildfires
