UC Santa Barbara’s Institute for Energy Efficiency funds four faculty projects aimed at sustainability.
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UC Santa Barbara’s Institute for Energy Efficiency funds four faculty projects aimed at sustainability.
UC Santa Barbara’s Institute for Energy Efficiency funds four faculty projects aimed at sustainability.
Assistant Professor Shiyu Change; photograph by Lilli Walker
Shiyu Chang envisions a future when LLMs are empowered with rapid, accurate error correction and seamless knowledge-updating capabilities.
ECE professor is recognized for using "low-dimensional" materials to advance nanoelectronics design.
Daniel Oropeza, assistant professor of materials at UC Santa Barbara
UCSB materials assistant professor Daniel Oropeza receives a prestigious $1 million grant to pursue research on ultra-high-temperature ceramics.
UC Santa Barbara materials scientist Chris Van de Walle receives top computational physics award given by American Physical Society.
Galan Moody (left) and John Bowers
The multi-team effort is aimed at making a key photonic device smaller, faster, and more precise.
Stephen Wilson, professor of materials at UC Santa Barbara
Peers recognized him for his pioneering work on quantum materials.
The success of a federal program is found to be funding-dependent.
Does the end of subsidies spell the loss of internet service for some rural areas?
Ram Seshadri and Raphaële Clement will work with colleagues to develop new battery technologies.
Ram Seshadri and Raphaële Clément join colleagues at multiple universities to address challenges around aqueous rechargeable batteries.
Lucas Erich, a materials PhD student at UCSB, received a prestigious NASA Fellowship connected to making a mission to Mars feasible.
Lucas Erich will pursue research connected to making a mission to Mars feasible.
Materials assistant professor Daniel Oropeza (far right) and his research group (left to right) Anthony Botros, Lucas Erich, and Logan Winston.
A UC Santa Barbara materials professor receives a junior-faculty award from his peers and a Navy research grant.
2024 National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship recipients (clockwise from top left) Wesley Mills, Max Emerick, Griffin Tong, and Joshua Baston
The fellowship provides full tuition, monthly stipend, travel budget, and health insurance funding for three years.