Global studies scholar explores the interplay of science and the environment in neoliberal Chile
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In a new book, a historian examines how Christian theology shaped scientific ideas about race
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The Gevirtz School teams with Girls Inc. to help 4th – 6th graders find their inner Madame Curie
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In a talk at UCSB, Science Friday’s Ira Flatow takes a look at the challenges of communicating the uncertainty of science
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Berkshire Hathaway’s Charlie Munger makes a $65 million gift — the largest donation in campus history — to UC Santa Barbara
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The unsung artistry of mathematics may finally get its due, thanks to the pursuit's growing influence across disciplines, and industries.
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Researchers in the Media Arts and Technology grad program are using math as a bridge between traditionally divergent disciplines.
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UC Santa Barbara professors John Nathan and David W. Lea have been named recipients of prestigious Guggenheim Fellowships, the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation announced Monday.
