The University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) is known for its undergraduate research experience in many disciplines, with faculty frequently encouraging students in their classes to participate in the world of academia. What's it like to be an undergraduate researcher? KCSB's Public Affairs corespondent, Kat Sitnikova, interviews one such student, Anoop Praturu, about his experience conducting research in galaxy formations in the UCSB Physics Department.

The University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) is known for its undergraduate research experience in many disciplines, with faculty frequently encouraging students in their classes to participate in the world of academia. What's it like to be an undergraduate researcher? KCSB's Public Affairs corespondent, Kat Sitnikova, interviews one such student, Anoop Praturu, about his experience conducting research in galaxy formations in the UCSB Physics Department.

The University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) is known for its undergraduate research experience in many disciplines, with faculty frequently encouraging students in their classes to participate in the world of academia. What's it like to be an undergraduate researcher? KCSB's Public Affairs corespondent, Kat Sitnikova, interviews one such student, Anoop Praturu, about his experience conducting research in galaxy formations in the UCSB Physics Department.

The University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) is known for its undergraduate research experience in many disciplines, with faculty frequently encouraging students in their classes to participate in the world of academia. What's it like to be an undergraduate researcher? KCSB's Public Affairs corespondent, Kat Sitnikova, interviews one such student, Anoop Praturu, about his experience conducting research in galaxy formations in the UCSB Physics Department.

The University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) is known for its undergraduate research experience in many disciplines, with faculty frequently encouraging students in their classes to participate in the world of academia. What's it like to be an undergraduate researcher? KCSB's Public Affairs corespondent, Kat Sitnikova, interviews one such student, Anoop Praturu, about his experience conducting research in galaxy formations in the UCSB Physics Department.

KCSB's Alex Storke speaks with JoAnn Kuchera-Morin about how she built a 3-story tall virtual reality multimedia room. With 26 projectors and 54 speakers, stepping into it is like stepping into an alien spaceship. How can researchers use interactive top-of-the-line technology to visualize and sonify multi-dimensional geometry, big data, and quantum physics? Find out more about the AlloSphere in this informative KCSB Public Affairs Spotlight.

KCSB's Alex Storke speaks with JoAnn Kuchera-Morin about how she built a 3-story tall virtual reality multimedia room. With 26 projectors and 54 speakers, stepping into it is like stepping into an alien spaceship. How can researchers use interactive top-of-the-line technology to visualize and sonify multi-dimensional geometry, big data, and quantum physics? Find out more about the AlloSphere in this informative KCSB Public Affairs Spotlight.

KCSB's Alex Storke speaks with JoAnn Kuchera-Morin about how she built a 3-story tall virtual reality multimedia room. With 26 projectors and 54 speakers, stepping into it is like stepping into an alien spaceship. How can researchers use interactive top-of-the-line technology to visualize and sonify multi-dimensional geometry, big data, and quantum physics? Find out more about the AlloSphere in this informative KCSB Public Affairs Spotlight.

KCSB's Alex Storke speaks with JoAnn Kuchera-Morin about how she built a 3-story tall virtual reality multimedia room. With 26 projectors and 54 speakers, stepping into it is like stepping into an alien spaceship. How can researchers use interactive top-of-the-line technology to visualize and sonify multi-dimensional geometry, big data, and quantum physics? Find out more about the AlloSphere in this informative KCSB Public Affairs Spotlight.

KCSB's Alex Storke speaks with JoAnn Kuchera-Morin about how she built a 3-story tall virtual reality multimedia room. With 26 projectors and 54 speakers, stepping into it is like stepping into an alien spaceship. How can researchers use interactive top-of-the-line technology to visualize and sonify multi-dimensional geometry, big data, and quantum physics? Find out more about the AlloSphere in this informative KCSB Public Affairs Spotlight.