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Kyle Lewis

Kyle Lewis

Major Award for Technology Management Program Chair

Kyle Lewis received the Jay Wright Forrester Award, the highest honor given by the System Dynamics Society. 

Professor Emeritus Jacob Israelachvili

Professor Emeritus Jacob Israelachvili

A Legacy of Discovery: Remembering Professor Emeritus Jacob Israelachvili

UCSB mourns the loss of a giant in chemical, materials, and biomolecular science and engineering.

Artist's representation of embryonic tissue being formed. Illustration for Nature cover by Brian Long.

Artist's representation of embryonic tissue being formed. Illustration for Nature cover by Brian Long.

An Embryonic Miracle of Tissue Development (Akin to 3D Printing)

UCSB researchers uncover a longtime mystery: how tissues and organs are sculpted during embryogenesis.

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