A graph depicting hysteresis loops in magnets. The narrow blue loop shows a material that switches its magnetization with minimal energy loss, while the wider red loop represents a material that requires stronger fields and loses more energy during switching.
A model developed by a UCSB PhD student takes a multi-physics approach to identifying promising new materials.
Happy members of the Shellphish team are shown a year ago after making it through the semifinal round at DEF CON 2024.
After two years and several rounds of competition, the hacking collective aims for the $4 million first prize.
An unfavorable condition in 3D semiconductor materials may be beneficial in 2D semiconductors.
No events scheduled (yet).
Quantum Computing Report
May 06, 2025
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Apr 30, 2025
World's Biggest Raspberry Pi Cluster is Now at UC Santa Barbara
