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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
Two engineering professors join the National Academy of Inventors
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
