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Igor Stravinsky
The Rite of Spring explores profound human emotions.
2026-05-18
The History of Food
The science, history, culture and lore behind food that inspires and sustains people.
2026-05-18
Adam Klivans
IFML advances safer, more reliable generative AI.
2026-05-18
Teens and AI
AI support reshapes youth mental health care.
2026-05-18
The Audacity of Listening
How women are more likely to prioritize human connections.
2026-05-18
My Life Has Been Lucky!
Neural network dynamics and learning theory.
2026-05-18
An Airline Odyssey
Entrepreneurship in the airline industry.
2026-05-18
Proposition 28: Painting the Future
Arts funding for California schools.
2026-05-18
Graduate Education in the Humanities
Transforming higher education and public engagement.
2026-05-18
A Conversation With ...
A discussion of the series The Old Man.
2026-05-18
The Art of Scientific Storytelling
How to turn complex science into clear compelling ideas.
2026-05-18
Sometimes I Kiss Flowers
The life of Kyoto Prize Laureate William Forsythe.
2026-05-18
Deep Roots: La Jolla Symphony and Chorus
Music by L.J. White, Philip Glass and Anton Bruckner.
2026-05-18
Cops Capitalism and the War on Black Life
Examination of the police in the neoliberal era.
2026-05-18
Archiving Atrocity
An author discusses the largest archive of Holocaust documents.
2026-05-18
Autism at Work
Neurodivergent individuals in the workforce.
2026-05-18
Protecting Patient Privacy
Privacy-preserving computing for the data of patients.
2026-05-18
Space Asteroids
Asteroids offer clues about our planet's origins.
2026-05-18
Indigenous Ocean Culture
Actively revitalizing indigenous ocean culture.
2026-05-18
Ann Patchett: Dinner in Library 2017
Celebrated author on championing literature.
2026-05-18
AI-Driven Healthcare
AI can deepen inequity in healthcare.
2026-05-19
Cognitive Health and Resilience
Everyday habits to boost brain resilience as you age.
2026-05-19
The Science of Bouncing Back
Resilience aging and how to stay strong over time.
2026-05-19
AI-Driven Healthcare
AI can deepen inequity in healthcare.
2026-05-19
Cognitive Health and Resilience
Everyday habits to boost brain resilience as you age.
2026-05-19
The Science of Bouncing Back
Resilience aging and how to stay strong over time.
2026-05-19
Montage 2018
Faculty students and alumni from UCSB Department of Music.
2026-05-19
A Conversation With ...
A discussion of the series The Old Man.
2026-05-19
The Art of Scientific Storytelling
How to turn complex science into clear compelling ideas.
2026-05-19
Sometimes I Kiss Flowers
The life of Kyoto Prize Laureate William Forsythe.
2026-05-19
Deep Roots: La Jolla Symphony and Chorus
Music by L.J. White, Philip Glass and Anton Bruckner.
2026-05-19
An Airline Odyssey
Entrepreneurship in the airline industry.
2026-05-19
Proposition 28: Painting the Future
Arts funding for California schools.
2026-05-19
Graduate Education in the Humanities
Transforming higher education and public engagement.
2026-05-19
AI-Driven Healthcare
AI can deepen inequity in healthcare.
2026-05-19
Cognitive Health and Resilience
Everyday habits to boost brain resilience as you age.
2026-05-19
The Science of Bouncing Back
Resilience aging and how to stay strong over time.
2026-05-19
Understanding Diversity
Diversity in autism research.
2026-05-19
Cops Capitalism and the War on Black Life
Examination of the police in the neoliberal era.
2026-05-19
Archiving Atrocity
An author discusses the largest archive of Holocaust documents.
2026-05-19
Born in Mauthausen with Eva Clarke
Eva Clarke was born in KZ Mauthausen in Austria.
2026-05-19
Protecting Patient Privacy
Privacy-preserving computing for the data of patients.
2026-05-20