Researchers Find Tough Life of Fish to be Good
UCSB researchers have discovered something fishy about the phrase, "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger."
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UCSB researchers have discovered something fishy about the phrase, "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger."
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Centering on discussions ranging from reduced gas emissions to electric batteries that last for 150 miles, the Third Annual Emerging Energy Technologies Summit will take place at UCSB next month.
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UC Santa Barbara UCSB Psychologist Earns Troland Research Award UCSB psychology professor Miguel P. Eckstein was awarded the $50,000 Troland Research Award for his research in experimental psychology ...
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1. Bored with the same old stock board games? Well, grab your Get Out of Jail Free" card and head over to www.hasbro.com/games/en_GB/kid-games/monopoly, where you can vote for your favorite cities to ...
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In an East meets West conference held in Taiwan last week, UCSB and Taiwanese professors agreed: Good things come in nano-sized packages.
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While staring into space, two UCSB researchers may have stumbled upon new evidence that could one day answer the cosmic question: How fast is the universe expanding?
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James Thomson, the stem cell pioneer who recently discovered that scientists can reprogram skin cells to act like stem cells by adding four genes, will soon join UCSB to further develop his research i...
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While staring into space, two UCSB researchers may have stumbled upon new evidence that could one day answer the cosmic question: How fast is the universe expanding?
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James Thomson, the stem cell pioneer who recently discovered that scientists can reprogram skin cells to act like stem cells by adding four genes, will soon join UCSB to further develop his research i...
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With projects spanning the globe, Bren School of Environmental Science and Management Associate Dean John Melack's work on water quality has recently earned him a national fellowship.
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As a kid, Jeffrey Richman spent a lot of time around both particle accelerators and dockyards.
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1. Borat creator and funnyman Sacha Baron Cohen welcomed his first child with fiancé Isla Fisher last Friday. Very nice!
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UCSB researchers have recently pioneered the new Phenology Stewardship Program, a novel field of study meant to measure the subtle effects of global climate change on nature.
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1. Lindsay Lohan allegedly left rehab on Oct. 5, moving to an outpatient program and saying she wants to avoid temptation by staying in Utah. Here's to the streets of L.A. staying safe for another day...
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Using Albert Einstein's cosmic magnifying glass, UCSB researchers have spied one of the smallest known galaxies in the universe.
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