Asian beetle threatens avocado trees in Ventura County
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UC Santa Barbara ranked No. 1 for industry research funding
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Nakamura’s Soraa lights up museum in Detroit
The Detroit Institute of the Arts opened its Arts of the Middle East Gallery, lit by full visible spectrum LED lamps from Soraa. Soraa’s GaN on GaN LED technology uses the widest range of visible color, without ultraviolet or infrared radiation that can fade or harm the art and artifacts, the company said in the announcement. Read More →
Tri-county economists predicting slow growth in 2017
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Dubroff: 2017 editorial calendar for PCBT shaping up nicely
With a new year just getting under way, I thought I would exercise my editor’s privilege and introduce some of our new editorial calendar concepts for 2017. After a fine start in 2016, we’re bringing back the Central Coast Innovation Awards with its “Startup Village” of university and community entrepreneurs. We’re also streamlining our categories Read More →
Central Coast startups work on stuff of science fiction
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UCSB plans to upgrade or replace baseball stadium
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