UC Irvine-led analysis of data from India could have dire implications for the future.
Solving the mystery of floating rocks
Scientists uncover how pumice can remain buoyant for years.
Study of Earth's first animals broadens understanding of early evolution
Secrets of early life hide within one of the oldest fossil animals, Dickinsonia.
California’s force for research innovation
UC graduate students visit with lawmakers in Sacramento to share bold ideas for tackling California's big challenges.
Ventura fault could cause stronger shaking, new research finds
The fault has a staircase-like structure, which would result in more damage during an earthquake.
Wetlands offer valuable return on investment
Coastal habitats prevented more than $600 million in property losses during Hurricane Sandy, study finds.
From classroom to canyon
Join students in a journey of science and discovery as they raft down the Grand Canyon in this immersive web experience.
'All this rugged beauty'
Journey into the UC Santa Barbara Nature Reserves as the nation marks the National Park System centennial.
Surveyed scientists debunk chemtrails conspiracy theory
Paper explains persistent aircraft trails, substances in soil and water.
15 national treasures and the UCLA scientists working to save them
Experts from a variety of fields are developing new knowledge to help save these creatures.
Tiny vampires
Vampires are real, and they’ve been around for millions of years, according to a UC Santa Barbara scientist.
Mountain man
A peak in Antarctica is named after a UC Santa Barbara professor as a tribute to his research.