Division of Mathematical, Life, and Physical Sciences
String theorists elide a paradox about black holes by extinguishing the walls of fire feared to surround them.
Humans eat huge amounts of farmed fish. Farmed fish eat huge amounts of smaller fish. A new study explores this unsustainable cycle, and offers a path forward.
Shaped by ignitions, climate and fuels, wildfires are likely to become more frequent and severe with climate change.
UCSB researchers show that category learning can be influenced by where an object is in our field of vision
Three graduate students are awarded prestigious NASA Earth and Space Science Fellowships
UCSB announces winners of Thomas More Storke Award and other top university prizes
UCSB researcher Irene Chen is recognized for her work with a Camille Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award
Researchers from UCSB take home poster prizes at the 2018 UC Chemical Symposium.
