The College of Creative Studies plans to launch an undergraduate major in marine science
marine science
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The Bentson Foundation secures future opportunities for outstanding students in marine science
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Benioff Ocean Initiative awards first grants for project to curtail collisions between ships and whales
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Benioff Ocean Initiative announces first project, commits $1.5 million to finding solutions to whale deaths caused by vessel collisions
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UCSB’s Marine Science Institute partners with global leaders at World Economic Forum to translate ocean research into action
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With a $10 million gift from Marc and Lynne Benioff, UCSB launches the Benioff Ocean Initiative to study and solve ocean issues
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A new approach to fighting disease along the Senegal River provides health benefits as well as environmental and economic wins
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Douglas McCauley has been selected to receive a 2015 Sloan Research Fellowship
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Researchers receive funding to study the effect of pH variability on the early life stages of a kelp forest rockfish
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In the middle of the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument, Palmyra Atoll is an ocean wilderness teeming with rare animal and plant life
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Titanic discoverer and UCSB alumnus Robert Ballard partners with his alma mater to give local schoolchildren a front seat to ocean exploration.
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Hoping to foster future leaders in marine science, alumni launch undergrad scholarship in aquatic biology
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Bumphead parrotfish exert both positive and negative effects on coral reef ecosystems
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Real-world data and UCSB marine biologists help science teachers hone their skills
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Researchers have discovered that the female market squid possesses a pair of rainbow iridescent stripes. These flank a single stripe, which can go from complete transparency to bright white, mimicking the male testis. This may allow the female...
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A recent study by UC Santa Barbara scientists analyzed whole-body fish samples taken from oil-and-gas production platforms and natural sites for heavy metal pollutants.
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The most comprehensive global meta-analysis of the way the world’s marine systems are reacting to climate change reveals a pattern of response of even greater magnitude than previously thought by science. Undertaken by eminent scientists at 17...
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Solutions that meet the broad, varied, and often competing priorities of conservation are difficult to come by.
