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Talk on AI and the creative process kicks off Interdisciplinary Humanities Center yearlong public event series
UC Santa Barbara's Interdisciplinary Humanities Center kicks off its public event series with a talk by English professor ...
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Researchers' reconstruction of fruit fly’s anterior visual pathway will lead to insights into animal navigation
UC Santa Barbara researchers’ reconstruction of fruit fly’s anterior visual pathway will lead to insights into animal navigation ...
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Tania Israel’s new book teaches civil conversations in divisive times
A new book by UC Santa Barbara professor Tania Israel teaches people how to have civil conversations about divisive issues ...
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UCSB study helps wildlife safely cross Gaviota Pass
A wildlife crossing at Gaviota Pass is getting a $10 million upgrade thanks to findings from a UC Santa Barbara study. The ...
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Exploring the aesthetics of AI
George Legrady is an internationally exhibited, digital media artist, researcher and scholar with projects realized at the ...
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Immigration documentary focuses on ‘military border complex’
Focusing on immigration issues between the US and Mexico, the documentary "Borderland: The Line Within" will screen at ...
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A message from UC President Michael V. Drake: Working together toward inclusive excellence
And we can continue to pursue our common aspirations—including working together to help create and model a society that is ...
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Charting the course of rivers
From the smallest creak to the mightiest waterways, rivers have shaped the course of human civilization. UCSB's Vamsi Ganti discusses these processes and why studying them is of practical importance.