Anonymous but Trustworthy

UCSB Researchers create an app that ensures anonymity and trustworthiness for minority groups using social media in authoritarian countries.

Putting Cells under Stress

UCSB professor Beth Pruitt and collaborators create a device to help understand how cells communicate to form tissues under loading.

Researchers develop new knowledge about how messenger RNAs and micro-RNAs in drive and control cell production during brain development.

The professor in the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering describes what makes gallium nitride a superior semiconductor.

The FRESCO project received $3.75 million to develop a low-power, low-cost solution for overcoming power and bandwidth scaling limitations.

A short video describes Michelle O'Malley's research exploring her novel approach to clean energy.

Mechanical engineer models ways to make wind turbines "play nice" together to enhance wind farms' efficiency.

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

Professor Yasamin Mostofi's method is accurate and requires no devices to be located inside the room.

Funds support projects to solve "grand challenges" related to batteries, membranes, quantum coherence, and neuromorphic computing.