From the RMCOE News article "Much More Than the Sum of Its Parts" When it comes to AI, two’s company but three — or more — can be a much harder problem. Many current approaches to AI in science model ...
ECE Prof. Galan Moody and four Co-PIs step into the era thanks to a $1.15 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to purchase cutting-edge 3D printing technology From the Robert ...
The seminar series explores cutting-edge research in all areas of ECE, facing the grand challenges of our time. It focuses on a wide range of topics in ECE, including microelectronics, photonics and ...
At the UCSB Teaching Cleanroom, students transform classroom concepts into real semiconductor devices. Graduate researchers, future engineers, and trainee technicians gain hands-on experience ...
Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) majors play an essential role in the technologies that modern society runs on: The integrated circuits that enable smart phones and laptops to perform ...
For innovations with lasting impacts on society and for his influence on generations of inventors and entrepreneurs, ECE Prof. John Bowers, a pioneer in silicon photonics, received the lifetime award ...
Remote surgery, telemedicine in all its forms, even international remote medical consultations and remotely supported surgeries in underserved areas of the world — Yulun Wang has played an ...
New UCSB NanoFabrication Facility partnership connects high school students to semiconductor careers From the RMCOE News article "From Classroom to Cleanroom: New UCSB Partnership Connects High School ...
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Prof. Elaheh Ahmadi and PhD student Navid Kafi explore an emerging class of nitride materials with potential applications in future electronics and quantum technologies Excerpt from the RMCOE News ...
ECE Prof. Steven DenBaars selected for two prestigious awards named for Holonyak, who in 1962 achieved fame for demonstrating the first semiconductor laser diode to emit visible light From the Robert ...