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Artist's concept depicting a mode-locked quantum-dot laser in action.

Artist's concept depicting a mode-locked quantum-dot laser in action. Illustration by Brian Long

Glimpsing the Future

UCSB engineering professor John Bowers’ group develops a high-performance mode-locked quantum-dot laser on silicon, enabling blazing data-transmission rates.

Matt Beane, Assistant Professor, Technology Management Program

Matt Beane, Assistant Professor, Technology Management Program

TMP Prof: New Methods Are Needed for Skills Training with AI

In a TED Talk, Matt Beane suggests how to incorporate centuries-old training methods when working with AI.

A presenter at the polymer-upcycling workshop at UCSB

A presenter at the two-day polymer-upcycling workshop at UCSB

The Olefin in the Room

At a polymer-upcycling workshop, members of academia, national labs, and industry take on one of the world’s most pressing challenges. 

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It’s always exciting when students come back to campus and give us updates! Saili is a Computer Engineering alumni from the C/o 2015. During her 4 years at UCSB she balanced rigorous coursework with active student org involvement in SWE, ESC, and IEEE. After graduating Saili moved to Seattle where she works for Microsoft as a program manager. Today, she visits as a mentor for the Womxn/Hacks hackathon this weekend! Thank you to all our alumni who return to campus and lend guidance or encouragement to our undergrads. If you are at the hackathon this weekend be sure to say hello to her. Heads up.. construction of Henley Hall could impact your drive to class/work on Thursday (tomorrow). Concrete will be poured at the construction site near Mosher Alumni House, so expect heavy trucks and machinery arriving and departing repeatedly from 6-10 AM. Increased traffic is expected from Los Carneros Rd, eastbound on Mesa Road, and exiting campus via the East Gate. Be safe if traveling through the zone tomorrow. Check out the new articles from the @dailynexus and read all about the award winning @liucsb 🏆! Congratulations Los Ingenieros- your dedication to your members, the community, and professional development are much appreciated by us as well! (If you have been thinking about checking out some various Org meetings this quarter we hope this inspires you to do so!) A Falcon 9 rocket launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base just after 7:30 this morning to place 10 Iridium Next satellites into orbit. Here's a look as it elevated in the morning sky

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A pair of UCSB CoE professors took part in a story on the impact the government shutdown had on scientists… https://t.co/fwo3NpOG7J — 2 days 9 hours ago
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