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New digital games aim to boost memory, inhibition control and cognitive flexibility in adolescents and teens
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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
For her innovative research and significant contributions to the biological engineering field, Michelle O’Malley
New digital games aim to boost memory, inhibition control and cognitive flexibility in adolescents and teens
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
