Two graduates from UCSB's mechanical engineering program teamed up to finish second out of 572 entries and received a $10,000 prize.
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A rendering of Team Rovetronics’ sensor design that features a hinged metal contraption attached to the front of the rover. Judges awarded the design second place overall.
UCSB physicist John Martinis.
No longer with Google, the UCSB physicist considers his future after achieving a major computing milestone.
Ryan Stowers, assistant professor of mechanical engineering
The mechanical engineering assistant professor was one of seven scientists from around the world selected by the journal Cells Tissues Organs.
Chemical engineering professor Michelle O'Malley
Michelle O'Malley received the inaugural Early Career Award from the Food, Pharmaceuticals and Bioengineering Division of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers.
Artist's concept illustration depicts the transformation resulting from using bio-based micro-organisms as the building blocks for better polymers. Illustration by Lillian McKinney
NSF awards UCSB, UCLA $23.7 million for collaboration to transform natural building blocks into new high-performance materials.
Black Studies Professor and IAspire Leadership Academy Fellow Sharon Tettegeh.
Black studies scholar Sharon Tettegah is named a fellow of the IAspire Leadership Academy.
The new model is driven by the attention mechanism, which learns to forecasts by determining what time period in the past to look at and what data is important and relevant.
Computer scientists have created an algorithm that incorporates AI to provide accurate COVID-19 forecasts at a more localized level.
Exposure to enzymes causes a peculiar response in liquid droplets formed by DNA. A new study explains the mechanisms behind it.