Scientists found that fruit fly larvae can sense electric fields, adding them to a list with sharks, bees, and even the platypus. Since they are common in research, this opens new avenues of study.

A field experiment conducted with cities in China demonstrates that an increase in government transparency causes decreases ...

Featuring alum Nori Muster, “Monkey on a Stick,” Jason Lapeyre’s documentary about the Hare Krishnas, will be screened at 7 p ...

A new study led by researchers at UC Santa Barbara, University of Réunion and Duke University reveals that the black rat is ...

With a three-minute presentation on cancer research, Kirstin Rollins, a PhD student in the Department of Molecular, Cellular, ...

Witchcraft has long been dismissed as superstition or spectacle — but a new interdisciplinary field reframes it as feminist ...

Professors Leda Cosmides, Adina Roskies and Rachel Segalman are elected fellows of the American Association for the ...

Keating, Ph.D., played a critical role in shaping the show’s themes of resilience, teamwork and restorative communication.

UCSB is again teaming with Santa Barbara County, the City of Goleta and the Isla Vista Community Services District (IVCSD) on ...

Five decades after its founding, the support the center provides, and the community it has cultivated, are as crucial now as ...

The professor and has team received the prestigious Misha Mahowald Prize in Neuromorphic Engineering for their work on ...

With $5,000 on the line for first place, eight graduate students will showcase their research in three-minute presentations ...