Researchers at UCSB, UCLA and UCI study a unique marine animal for insights into human vascular system
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Student residence halls join forces to topple the competition in UC-wide energy saving contest
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Research summit convenes experts in fisheries and aquaculture as part of UC Global Food Initiative
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UCSB scientists will use the UC Natural Reserve System to study the ecological impacts of climate change in California
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Representatives from all 10 campuses, three national laboratories and the UC Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources took on the challenge of carbon neutrality by 2025.
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Fisheries research, sustainability practices, food security innovations are among UCSB's contributions to systemwide effort to address global food issues
