The road to realizing the promise of quantum applications has begun with a deep dive into the fundamental science of quantum phenomena to understand how they manifest — and how they might be made to manifest — in individual platforms.

The seniors were awarded Tau Beta Pi scholarships to support their final year of undergraduate study. 

A seaweed-derived gel that helps scientists understand how cells grow in their environment could be used for breast cancer research.

UCSB launches new facility with first-of-its-kind automated anaerobic chamber for studying unusual microbes.

Undergraduate students from the Materials Research Laboratory’s internship programs presented the results of their summer research projects.