Each project will receive up to $50,000 in an effort to produce preliminary results that the scientists can use to expand research.
College of Engineering News
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The zero-energy-consumption water harvesting concept proposed by Yangying Zhu, where solar heating and radiative cooling drive the phase-change process.
Oct 14, 2020
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An artist rendering of a droplet of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
Oct 14, 2020
Researchers model the spread of COVID-19 in various temperatures and humidities in typical indoor situations.
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Kerem Camsari, assistant professor of Eletrical and Computer Engineering
Oct 08, 2020
The electrical and computer engineering assistant professor says his research focuses on designing efficient electronic circuits and architectures.
![Blurring the lines between majority and minority populations of atomic species in a multiprincipal element alloy (right) leads to a rugged atomic landscape, opening up new pathways for defects to navigate.](https://engineering.ucsb.edu/sites/default/files/styles/news_and_events_thumb_2x/public/images/news/multiprincipal_allows_news.jpg?itok=uo56K9JA&c=daa2a901d5ca832f75f4352f44944aac)
Blurring the lines between majority and minority populations of atomic species in a multiprincipal element alloy (right) leads to a rugged atomic landscape, opening up new pathways for defects to navigate.
Oct 03, 2020
A UC Santa Barbara materials team explores new domains of the compositionally complex metals.
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RIchard Auhll, 2020 Honorary Alumnus Award from the UCSB Alumni Association
Sep 17, 2020
The longtime supporter of the College of Engineering is an entrepreneur, aerospace engineer, and pioneer in science and engineering.
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UCSB assistant professor Matt Beane.
Sep 16, 2020
In a conversation with CNBC, Matt Beane suggests that the pandemic has changed how companies are investing in automation.
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Craig Hawker, professor of materials, chemistry and biochemistry
Sep 14, 2020
The American Chemical Society honored Professor Craig Hawker for his innovation and successful start-up companies.
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Sep 14, 2020
UCSB's engineering undergraduate program ranked No. 20 among public universities and among the top ten in chemical engineering and materials.
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Schematic of the hierarchy of simulation approaches that are combined to predict mesoscale structure and properties of complex polymeric solution formulations.
Sep 03, 2020
State-of-the-art computer cluster installed to turbocharge computational research at UCSB.
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Matt Beane, assistant professor in Technology Management Program
Aug 27, 2020
Matt Beane receives the Best Paper of the Year Award for his article on how surgical trainees are impacted by technology.
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When paper is wadded up and released, it relaxes slowly, not instantaneously. The disordered protein observed in this study exhibits a similar slow unfolding.
Aug 27, 2020
Researchers in Omar Saleh's lab uncover unusual glassy behavior in a disordered protein.
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Dr. Belinda Robnett
Aug 14, 2020
Dr. Belinda Robnett was the Inaugural Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Diversity in the School of Social Sciences at UC Irvine.
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