Future of the ‘Free’ Internet Up for Debate
Jennifer Holt, of UCSB’s film and media studies department, spoke at an invitation-only Federal Communications Commission workshop examining broadband regulation policies
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More Methane Leaks Than Projected
Natural gas consists predominantly of methane — a greenhouse gas about 30 times more potent than carbon dioxide.
The State of Rain
A satellite-based rainfall monitoring dataset developed by UCSB’s Climate Hazards Group supports the early detection of drought globally.
Declines in Large Wildlife Lead to Increases in Disease Risk
Biodiversity loss found to heighten risk of disease transmission from animals to humans.
Tundra Millions of Years Old Found
Three-million-year-old landscape found beneath Greenland Ice Sheet by international team of scientists, including UCSB researcher Dylan Rood.
Here Today, Gone to Meta
UCSB Library eyes digital curation service to help preserve research data created across campus
Finding Supersymmetry Through Time-Reversal Symmetry
A UCSB physicist outlines how this unique phenomenon occurs in a condensed matter system.
Salamander Diet May Affect Climate Change
Predation on invertebrates by woodland salamanders increases carbon capture.
Natural History’s Domain
Natural history provides essential knowledge for fields as varied as human health, food security, conservation, land management, and recreation.
Pure Speculation: Bitcoin or Bust?
A look at the digital currency by UCSB scholars.