UCSB Graduate Named One of the World’s Most Cited Researchers

Axel Palmstrom is among those recognized for important contributions in their fields of research.

Chip-Scale Magnetometer Uses Light for High-Precision Magnetic Sensing

Based on a magneto-optic material, the precision magnetometer could enable light-weight and low-power sensing for space, navigation and medical applications

Strain into Strength: A Doctoral Student’s Unique Journey

Shantal Adajian grew up amid war, scarcity, and uncertainty. Now she is pursuing a PhD in mechanical engineering at UC Santa Barbara.

The Positive Side to Frustration

Stephen Wilson discovers how a “stuck” state might work for quantum applications.

Eric Wang Receives Prestigious J.P. Morgan Chase Research Award

The award supports development of models to advance understanding of financial market behavior.

UCSB Researchers Receive Award to Study Sustainable Computer System Design

Graduate student Pranjali Jain’s research leads to $1.6 million grant to explore a greener future for computer hardware.

UCSB Joins NSF's National Quantum Virtual Laboratory

Electrical and computer engineering professor Daniel Blumenthal and his lab will accelerate the development of useful quantum technologies.

A Novel Approach to Moving Huge Data Sets for Machine Learning

Could a cart on tracks be used to speed drives across a data center?

Engineering Professors Named Among the World’s Most Influential Researchers

The annual list recognizes scientists who rank in the top one percent of citations in their fields.

Probabilistic Computers Keep Winning

A postdoctoral researcher in Kerem Çamsari’s lab leads a large team on a bold new benchmarking exercise.

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