Campus Point: New and Exciting Research at UCSB
A look at mental health, laser manufacturing, the evolution of desirability, and food footprints.
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Science & Tech
A look at mental health, laser manufacturing, the evolution of desirability, and food footprints.
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While it’s important to enjoy these Howmoments while they last, there is one important thing to watch out for, which is a major glucose spike when you subconsciously munch on some Sour Patch Kids or...
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Vasovagal syncope, a type of reflex syncope, is the most common reason people faint. Vasovagal means caused by the vagus nerve while the term syncope refers to the act of fainting.
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A look at data collection, deforestation and Drosophila.
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The Texas-based rocket company Firefly Aerospace successfully reached orbit last Saturday, Oct. 1, in its sophomore launch attempt out of Santa Barbara County’s Vandenberg Space Force Base.
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Scientists at NASA have found success in the world’s first planetary defense mission, the Double Asteroid Redirection Test.
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Student health consists of eight different dimensions of wellness: physical, social, emotional, intellectual, vocational, environmental, spiritual and financial.
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With the removal of the Eucalyptus Curtain, there will be noticeably less green space, more traffic and noise pollution along Ocean Road. Despite the expected environmental impacts, these impacts migh...
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The recently launched James Webb Telescope released 5 images on Tuesday, July 12, 2022, not only deepening scientific understanding of the universe, but promising discovery in the future.
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Experts provide insight and updates regarding the recent pelican crisis in Southern California.
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Dr. Van Do-Reynoso recounts the personal and educational path that led her to become a leader in California's public health system.
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Looking back on the most notable scientific accomplishments and breakthroughs made by UCSB researchers during the 2021-22 year.
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A look at breakthrough biofilters, ghost fishing, and greenhouse gas emission levels in China
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Following the leaked Supreme Court case draft opinion that might overturn Roe v. Wade, UC Irvine Chancellor’s Professor Michele Goodwin and UC Santa Barbara feminist studies professor Laury Oaks cam...
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Music activates nearly all of the brain’s various networks. Because of this, the act of listening to a song strengthens connections between many different parts of the brain, including areas respons...
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