Tresa Pollock and collaborators develop a way to predict the failure of crystalline metallic materials by observing the earliest stages of stress cycling.

The professor of electrical and computer science receives one of the industry’s highest honors. 

Each recipient will receive $22,500 to fund research endeavors for one quarter. 

Chemical engineering assistant professor Sho Takatori receives prestigious Packard Fellowship to develop novel multifunctional surfaces.

UCSB professor receives $1.5 million grant to develop a smart bionic eye aimed at enabling the blind to see.