From the RMCOE News article “UCSB to Lead National Cloud Laboratory for Advanced Materials” ...
ECE’s Demis D. John, Nanofab Group Manager leads the UCSB’s Cleanroom Bootcamp that gives students, educators, and professionals hands-on training and industry-recognized credential for growing ...
There is a fundamental limit in how we architect System-on-Chips (SoCs) today. We lack the freedom to vary the accelerators we ship together to yield the best power and performance for a given SoC ...
Recent breakthroughs in artificial intelligence have transformed how we interact with language, images, and video. The next frontier, however, lies in the physical world, where AI systems must operate ...
UCSB's Formula SAE team gets its best finish w/ the help of CE student & VP of Gaucho Racing, Manas Bhargavan Three years ago, members of Gaucho Racing, UC Santa Barbara’s student-led racing team, had ...
Computer Engineering (CE) student Lilly Chen, who will serve as the college’s commencement student speaker, is recognized among the nation’s top engineering student Excerpt from the RMCOE News article ...
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 ...
As the semiconductor industry confronts fundamental limits in transistor scaling, energy consumption, and interconnect performance, two-dimensional (2D) materials have emerged as one of the most ...
Perishable products such as food, beverages, and chemicals are stored in large refrigerated warehouses before reaching consumers. These cold storage facilities operate continuously to maintain strict ...
Sky News has a new podcast, “Stuff Matters” and the 1st episode features Prof. Shuji Nakamura and his invention of the blue LEDs (54 mins) ...
ECE Prof. Pradeep Sen and former students receive the 2026 recognition for their paper “A Machine Learning Approach for Filtering Monte Carlo Noise (2015)" ...
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