Reich Group researchers develop a more efficient and precise method of in-cell genome editing
nanotechnology
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Researchers test the capability of a novel nanoparticle to remove cadmium toxicity from a freshwater system -
UCSB electrical and computer engineers design an infinitesimal computing device -
O'Malley is recognized for her work with anaerobic microbes -
Things are peculiar and fascinating at the nanoscale -
Ultrasound, laser and tiny particles combine to treat the root cause of acne -
Platelet-like nanoparticles (PLNs) can do what nature intended their human counterparts to do, and more -
This crop of NSF CAREER awardees include a chemical engineer, a computer scientist and a physicist -
A professor’s numerous breakthroughs in physics culminate in a prize that comes with 2.5 million euros -
Craig Hawker, professor of materials and of chemistry and biochemistry at UC Santa Barbara, has accepted the position of scientific director of the campus-based California NanoSystems Institute (CNSI).
