All News News Type - Any -AlumniAwards and AccoladesGeneralGraduateIn the NewsIndustry and BusinessNewsletterResearchUndergraduate Year - Any -2024202320222021202020192018201720162015201420132012 Related IEE Person Apply Amid Trump Cuts, California Proposes Its Own Energy Moonshot Some funds from a proposed cap-and-trade program in California would go towards a climate and clean energy research fund. June 2, 2017 Industry and Business UCSB's Dr. Sangwon Suh speaks with KEYT about the implications of US' retreat from Paris agreement Interview with KEYT to live stream at 5pm or 6pm on Friday, June 2nd. June 2, 2017 In the News 'Instantly rechargeable' Battery Could Change the Future of Electric and Hybrid Automobiles New technology could provide an 'instantly rechargeable' method that is safe, affordable and environmentally friendly for recharging… June 1, 2017 Research First Utility-Scale Microgrid in U.S. Enters Service A utility-scale microgrid in Illinois could help the technology gain wider adoption. May 26, 2017 General, Industry and Business Berkeley Lab Helps California Get to Zero Net Energy Homes Two projects on residential buildings will help state meet targets for low-energy buildings. May 25, 2017 Industry and Business Solar Cells More Efficient Thanks to New Material Standing on Edge Researchers have designed a new structural organization using the promising solar cell material perovskite. The study shows that solar… May 23, 2017 Research The World's Largest Wind Turbines Have Started Generating Power in England As the largest wind turbines in the world, each produces 8 megawatts of power, for a total of 258 megawatts for the whole wind farm. May 19, 2017 Industry and Business As LED Lighting Gets Standardized, What Are the New and Different Applications? While the technology itself has changed little, the applications become interesting, such as unique use in buildings and smart cities.… May 18, 2017 Industry and Business How Boring Old Pension Funds Might Curb Global Warming The people tasked with safeguarding your nest egg are forcing the financial world to pay attention to climate change. IEE faculty member… May 18, 2017 In the News Stretching the Limits of Elastic Conductors A University of Tokyo team has developed a printable, elastic conductor for use in wearable electronics and other textiles. May 16, 2017 Research California Proposes Ambitious New Cap-And-Trade Program The post-2020 program has companies bid on allowances for producing greenhouse gases, establishing a 'price collar' for each metric ton… May 4, 2017 An Illuminating Honor Engineering Professor and IEE faculty member Larry Coldren is recognized for his contributions to integrated photonics with the … May 2, 2017 Awards and Accolades, In the News Now Accepting Applications for the 2017-2018 Szilagyi Energy Breakthrough Fellowship! The Institute for Energy Efficiency is excited to announce a new self-nominating fellowship opportunity for continuing graduate students… May 1, 2017 General Clean Technology Innovation Is in Decline A new study reveals that the number of green energy patents granted is declining in the U.S., and lack of federal funding in this field… April 26, 2017 Industry and Business Frenkel Fellow Jiahao Kang receives prestigious IEEE fellowship (Santa Barbara, Calif.) — Talk about an honor. For his outstanding work in the field of 2D electronics early in his… April 17, 2017 Awards and Accolades, Graduate The UCSB IEEE Photonics Society Holds STEM Outreach Demo at OFC Conference 2017 On Tuesday March 21st, graduate students from the UCSB Student Chapter of the IEEE Photonics Society hosted a demo table at the 2017 OFC… April 13, 2017 General, Graduate, Undergraduate Pagination First page « Previous page ‹ … Page 20 Current page 21 Page 22 Page 23 … Next page › Last page »