At the Junction of Science and Engineering, two USCB postdoctoral fellows turn to bioengineering for studying biological and chemical signals and to image functions in living tissue.
Science and engineering are like fraternal twins, separate and distinct but born of the same stuff. At the interface of these related disciplines new discoveries await.

Two UC Santa Barbara postdoctoral fellowships administered by the independent Santa Barbara Foundation support such cross-disciplinary research: The Otis Williams Postdoctoral Fellowship funds research at the interface of biology and engineering, while the Tri-Counties Blood Bank (TCBB) Postdoctoral Fellowship sponsors biomedical research related to blood and blood banking.

This year's recipients, Netz Arroyo and Scott Boyer, are engaged in projects with seemingly endless potential.