Developing battle-ready sensors – ultra-sensitive and able to “work in dirt.”

We get our heads out of the clouds and make buildings that are in them more efficient

David Lea probes the tropical ocean floor to understand global cooling in the past and warming in the present.

Engineers take embedded computing to new levels of precision in their quest for greater efficiency.

Understanding and controlling single-electron spins is viewed as the future of information and communication technologies. UCSB’s spintronics center is figuring out how to work with this phenomenon at room temperature, making such devices practical for the real world.

If you're in California, you can thank UC Santa Barbara's Computer Security Group for helping ensure it did. If you live in another state with electronic voting systems...

The "Race to Fish" has led to decline and collapse of fisheries around the world. New research shows a way to stem and even reverse that decline.

A stargazer’s dream - nonstop night.