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Tornadoes and Superstorms A video is embedded with this news release In the wake of the deadly Oklahoma tornado, Josh Schimel, chair of Environmental Studies at UCSB, and Don Wuebbles, a visiting professor at the Bren School, discuss twisters, climate change, and what scientists can learn from the storms.
Researchers Document Where Visual
Search Function Occurs in the Brain
Researcher's Cross-Continent Drive
Yields Surprising Results on Methane
Arctic Tundra Research Reveals
Insight into Ecosystem Resiliency
Spherule Study Supports Theory
of Cosmic Impact 12,800 Years Ago
Political Motivations May Have
Evolutionary Links to Strength
Roshni George and Don Graves
A Spice for Alzheimer’s It’s great on baked goods, but can cinnamon be good for your brain as well? UCSB scientists Roshni George and Don Graves found that two compounds from cinnamon have the potential to prevent the “tangles” that characterize Alzheimer’s disease.
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Infinite Space Signs of Solidarity features silkscreen prints by artist/activists Jesus Barraza and Melanie Cervantes, who partner to foster awareness of social justice issues with their art. Ongoing through June 14.
Timothy D. Taylor, of UCLA, on music and capitalism, May 29.
UCSB Chamber Choir and UCSB Women’s Chorus, downtown, May 31.
Commencement 2013
Commencement 2013
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