Mapping Space: Largest Map of the Universe Announced
UC Santa Barbara physics professor co-leads COSMOS-Web Project cataloging nearly 800,000 galaxies spanning nearly all of cosmic time.
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The Atmosphere’s Growing Thirst Is Making Droughts Worse, Even Where It Rains
Director of UCSB’s Climate Hazards Center co-authors new study published in “Nature.”
UC Santa Barbara’s Media Arts and Technology End-of-Year Show Fuses Art and Engineering
The MAT program presents “Deep Cuts,” with public events on June 3 and 5.
Team Shellphish Dives Deep into Cybersecurity
The hacking team competes for a $4 million prize, but their real mission is pushing the limits of AI and autonomous cybersecurity.
UC Santa Barbara Researchers Design Tools to Combat Isolation in Extreme Environments
AI-driven software pipeline is now in use in Antarctica.
Firefly Rocket Launched from Vandenberg Crashes into Pacific Ocean North of Antarctica
The “Message in a Booster” mission to deliver a Lockheed Martin payload to low Earth orbit suffered an “anomaly” on Tuesday following two days of delays.
World’s Biggest Raspberry Pi Cluster Is Now at UC Santa Barbara
Computer science professors Chandra Krintz and Rich Wolski received the cluster as a donation from Oracle, which had retired it from making the rounds at computer trade shows.
UC Santa Barbara to Host Second Annual AI Spring Symposium
Artificial Intelligence Community of Practice hosts the AI Spring Symposium “AI in Action: Insights from the UCSB Community” on Zoom April 28 through May 2.
‘Unusually Complete’ Small Baleen Whale Fossils Excavated by Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History
The millions-year-old specimen discovered by a fossil enthusiast on the Gaviota Coast may be a never-before-found genus or species of whale.
All Systems Go for Friday Night Rocket Launch
Sonic booms are possible during the first-stage booster landing back at Vandenberg.
