UCSB — The Current — ‘How to build and protect skills in our modern workplace, a world filled with AI and robots’ and more news, events
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A new paper identifies a protein crucial for breaking down misfolded proteins, a target for treating degenerative conditions like the blinding disease retinitis pigmentosa.
Greenhouse manager Cameron Hannah-Bick leads the popular walkabout centered on UCSB’s trees. A follow-up tour of campus specimen plants, led by emeritus professor Bruce Tiffney, is set for Monday, May 6.
A virtual post-screening discussion of the documentary features filmmaker Lynn Hershman Leeson and Letícia Cobra Lima, a Ph.D. candidate in the history of art and architecture, and curator of the exhibition “A Box of One’s Own.”
The marine biologist, policy advisor and writer offers answers to the crucial question: What would the future look like if we forged ahead with all the solutions to actually address the climate crisis?
As part of the SAGE Center Lectures, the Dartmouth professor explores the neural basis of social networks; how to win friends and influence people; measuring mental coupling in real time; why music moves us; how our brains detect and understand other minds; and how shapes, sounds, human speech and movement all convey emotional arousal.
