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UCSB physicists team up with Caltech astronomers to commission the most advanced camera in the world.

UCSB’s Caesar Uyesaka Stadium will soon add lights, enabling night games and a host of related enhancements to benefit student-athletes, campus and the community.

UC Santa Barbara scholars who have studied school safety for decades offer a plan to make campuses safer, more secure and peaceful.

UCSB researchers and colleagues explore an alternative pathway to fast-tracking the global recovery of fisheries.

A UC Santa Barbara scholar says the president’s tariffs and the threat of trade wars are ill-advised and dangerous.

UCSB students take the lead to curb enthusiasm for Deltopia; an array of zero-tolerance restrictions is set for the weekend of April 7.

Three months after the Thomas Fire and the subsequent debris flow that swept through Montecito, the tourism-dependent South Coast continues to feel the fiscal effects of the two disasters.

UC Santa Barbara biologists discover that female purple sea urchins prime their progeny to succeed in the face of stress.

A UCSB study finds that ending overfishing would stop the population declines of endangered marine mammals, turtles and birds about half the time.

The UCSB Economic Forecast Project to present a panel examining the effects of the Thomas Fire and Montecito mudslides on Santa Barbara businesses.

Marine ecologists study the effects of giant kelp on groups of organisms in the underwater forest ecosystem

UC Santa Barbara physicists reminisce about collaborating with Cambridge legend, Stephen Hawking.

UC Santa Barbara and USGS researchers and colleagues render skillful predictions of drought and food insecurity that help avert famine.

An article co-authored by a UC Santa Barbara scholar calls for an interdisciplinary approach to addressing fake news.

Betty Elings Wells’ major gift to UCSB’s REEF touch-tank and ocean education facility will fund improvements and enhance outreach.

UCSB biologists document the secondary extinction of a disease-carrying mosquito following rat eradication on Palmyra Atoll.

A new strategy to reduce natural gas use paves the way for UCSB to become carbon-neutral by 2025.

Geologists provide evidence that a series of storms more than 150 years ago caused extensive erosion of the Carpinteria Salt Marsh.

UCSB researchers collaborate to track commercial fishing worldwide in real time.

The UCSB Office of Admissions has received 109,803 applications from prospective freshmen and transfer students.

Researchers at UC Santa Barbara’s Bren School of Environmental Science & Management identify the composition of Thomas Fire residue.

UCSB geologist Ed Keller and his team explain the forces behind the natural disaster in Montecito.

UCSB scientists discover that repeated food poisoning can trigger chronic disease

UCSB’s commitment to earth-friendly facilities and education earns new recognition.
 

UCSB environmental economists studying the impact of climate change on manufacturing in China predict substantial losses by mid-21st century

UCSB researchers demonstrate that about half of hydraulically fractured wells exist within 2 to 3 kilometers of domestic groundwater systems

A collaboration between UCSB researchers yields a potentially low-cost, low-emissions technology that can convert methane without forming carbon dioxide.

Researchers at UCSB test the capability of a novel nanoparticle to remove cadmium toxicity from a freshwater system.

Postdoctoral scholar Erin Meyer-Gutbrod shows that right whales, already an endangered species, may face a dim future.

UCSB researchers find that two distinct ecological mechanisms may provide resilience against invasive species in certain marine protected areas.