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CoE in the News Archive

Recent coverage via print, web, TV, and radio.

Noozhawk


Nov 14, 2019

UCSB Professor Dan Blumenthal's FRESCO Project Aims to Bring Data Center Into Future

Santa Barbara News-Press


Nov 06, 2019

UCSB Chemical Engineer Looks at Microbes Found in Herbivores’ Guts to Turn Plant Waste into Fuel

Physics


Oct 31, 2019

Add the Right Salt, and a Charged Polymer Puts on a Jacket

Consumer Technology Association


Oct 24, 2019

2019 CT Hall of Fame: Shuji Nakamura

Santa Barbara News-Press


Oct 15, 2019

UCSB Is the Only U.S. Institution Among Inaugural Members of Microsoft’s Research Project About the Cloud

Scientrific American


Oct 08, 2019

New Encryption System Protects Data from Quantum Computers

Tech Xplore


Oct 01, 2019

Identifying a Person through Walls, Using Candidate Video Footage and WiFi

The Next Web


Sep 26, 2019

Reddit and Gab's Most Toxic Communities Inadvertently Train AI to Combat Hate Speech

Synced


Sep 24, 2019

Researchers Use Vile Comments from Trump Subreddit to Train AI to Battle Hate Speech

The Startup


Aug 26, 2019

Blue Light and SORAA

Tech Xplore


Aug 12, 2019

Spotting Misinformation Online via Artificial Intelligence

Network World


Aug 06, 2019

Evolution of the internet: Celebrating 50 years since Arpanet

Harvard Business Review


Aug 06, 2019

How Robots and AI Are Changing Job Training

Futurity


Aug 06, 2019

Method May Finally Unleash Graphene for Faster Computers

Technology.org


Aug 02, 2019

Expanding the Palette of Macromolecules

PowerPulse.Net


Aug 02, 2019

Transphorm Gets $18.5 Million to Establish Domestic Source of GaN Epiwafers

Forbes


Jul 31, 2019

Walmart, Amazon and Target Sued over Unauthorized Sales of Popular Vintage Light Bulbs

Semiconductor Today


Jul 31, 2019

Transphorm awarded $15.9m extension to $2.6m base ONR contract to establish US source of GaN epi

pv magazine


Jul 19, 2019

Eliminate Hydrogen for Better Battery Performance, Scientists Say

3D Printing Industry


Jul 01, 2019

US Researchers Paving the Way for "New Class of Materials" with 3D Printable Nanocomposites

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