All News News Type - Any -AlumniAwards and AccoladesGeneralGraduateIn the NewsIndustry and BusinessNewsletterResearchUndergraduate Year - Any -2024202320222021202020192018201720162015201420132012 Related IEE Person Apply Reset The Institute for Energy Efficiency Expands its Scope — and Pulls in SSLEEC When John Bowers, inaugural director of the… October 29, 2025 In the News How to retire coal, smarter and faster: New UCSB study offers data-driven strategies for shuttering America’s remaining coal plants Even as coal power continues its steady decline in the United States, more than a hundred plants still have no retirement plans — a gap… October 27, 2025 Awards and Accolades, In the News, Research Three UCSB Teams Receive IEE Seed Funding for Energy Efficiency Research This month, three UCSB projects received awards from the Institute for Energy Efficiency (IEE). The IEE’s Research Seed and… October 14, 2025 Awards and Accolades, General, In the News, Newsletter, Research Chip-scale Cold Atom and Trapped Ion Experiments Can Unleash the Power of Quantum Science in the Field Cold atom experiments are among the most powerful and precise ways of investigating and measuring the Universe and exploring the quantum… September 25, 2025 In the News, Research Professor Shuji Nakamura featured as the Thomas A. Edison Memorial Lecturer in Washington DC The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) proudly hosted the Thomas A. Edison Memorial Lecture, featuring Professor Shuji Nakamura, 2014… September 8, 2025 Alumni, Awards and Accolades, In the News, Research GM’s Home-Grown LMR Battery Opens New Front in EV Competition LAWRENCE ULRICH 01 JUL 2025 Lithium iron phosphate (LFP)… July 1, 2025 In the News, Research Engineering Social Impact at UCSB With the continuing federal assaults on science, you might think climate science research has ground to a halt. Fortunately, UCSB… June 1, 2025 Awards and Accolades, In the News, Research Andrea S. Carlini recognized for her work on bio-compatible soft materials From fitbits to targeted gene therapy, the age of precision health has dawned. But scientists will need to develop new materials for us… May 27, 2025 Awards and Accolades, In the News Quantum entangled photons on demand Entangled photons are at the heart of a variety of different and powerful quantum applications. By… May 12, 2025 In the News, Research Cisco lays out plans for networking in era of quantum computing The network equipment provider has opened a new lab and developed a prototype chip as it fleshes out its quantum networking… May 7, 2025 In the News World’s biggest Raspberry Pi cluster is now at UCSB A few years ago, as a demonstration of the power of a relatively simple technology, software giant Oracle built a cluster of 1,050… April 29, 2025 In the News Lithium shows its metal, paving the way for better batteries Lithium-ion batteries today are nearly ubiquitous, powering everything from cell phones to laptops. Small wonder, then, that scientists… April 18, 2025 In the News, Research To power AI, data centers need more and more energy In the race to dominate artificial intelligence, technology companies are fueling an unprecedented expansion of data centers. These… April 15, 2025 In the News Professor M. Scott Shell named Fellow of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers A chemical engineer is being recognized for his achievements in changing the way scientists approach… February 24, 2025 Awards and Accolades, In the News UCSB Researchers Create Matchbox-Sized Laser for Quantum Computing and Sensors A team of researchers from University of California, Santa Barbara, led… January 21, 2025 In the News, Research Two Nuclear Microreactors Reach Milestone: Westinghouse and Radiant are developing some of the world’s smallest reactors Funding for two new microreactors could bring reliable nuclear power to remote locations. Westinghouse secured US $3 million for… January 9, 2025 In the News Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 … Next page › Last page »
