All News News Type - Any -AlumniAwards and AccoladesGeneralGraduateIn the NewsIndustry and BusinessNewsletterResearchUndergraduate Year - Any -2024202320222021202020192018201720162015201420132012 Related IEE Person Apply Toward Carbon Neutrality A group of 200 scientists and scholars, including IEE's Executive Director David Auston, gathered at UC San Diego Oct. 26-27 for the… November 5, 2015 In the News Solar Thermal Power Heats Up Outside the U.S. Solar thermal energy has long been undermined by cheaper natural gas and conventional photovoltaics in the United States. Outside the U.… November 4, 2015 Industry and Business Solar Cells; High-quality Perovskite Materials Developed Capable of Utilizing Long-Wavelength Sunlight The National Institute for Materials Science has developed a method for manufacturing perovskite materials with a wider absorption… November 2, 2015 Research Peering into Energy's Crystal Ball McKinsey's predictions about energy were broadly on target in 2007. Here's how things could turn out dying the next eight years. October 30, 2015 Industry and Business New Foam Batteries Promise Fast Charging, Higher Capacity Startup Prieto Battery is developing 3-D "foam batteries" with the potential to be cheaper, smaller, more energy efficient, and more… October 28, 2015 Research Institute's David Auston Named 2015 Sustainability Champion Congratulations to our executive director, for being named Sustainability Champion for 2015! The CA Higher Education Sustainability… October 26, 2015 Awards and Accolades Solvents Save Steps in Solar Cell Manufacturing Advances made at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory make the manufacturing of ultra-thin films for solar panels… October 26, 2015 Research IBM Reports Breakthrough on Carbon Nanotube Transistors As more and more silicon transistors are needed for increasingly complex and efficient computer chips, manufacturers look for… October 21, 2015 Industry and Business Walmart, McDonald’s and 79 Others Commit to Fight Global Warming A collection of more than 80 American companies including Walmart, Alcoa and Coca-Cola have agreed to a White House-led plan to combat… October 20, 2015 Industry and Business 'Molecular Accordion' Drives Thermoelectric Behavior in Promising Material New research at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory explored the physics behind tin selenide, the world's best thermoelectric material,… October 19, 2015 Research Let There Be Light UCSB's Daily Nexus covers the key moments of the 2015 International Year of Light. This year's symposium featured the world's pioneers… October 16, 2015 In the News Organic Semiconductors Get Weird at the Edge New findings at the University of British Columbia show that organic materials have significant impacts on the electrical properties of… October 14, 2015 Research An Error Leads to a New Way to Draw, and Erase, Computing Circuits In results published jointly by the University of Chicago, UC Santa Barbara, and Pennsylvania State University, researchers found that… October 12, 2015 Research The State of Light UCSB’s International Year of Light Symposium highlighted the science and engineering behind the light technology that has come to… October 12, 2015 In the News January Start Eyed for National Integrated Photonics Institute The American Institute for Manufacturing Integrated Photonics is aiming for a January 2 launch date. The Institute has an 11-member… October 7, 2015 In the News Four Good Reasons for Community Microgrids Microgrids are an alternative to the traditional electrical gird, and are increasing in popularity for their reliability and efficiency… October 2, 2015 Research Pagination First page « Previous page ‹ … Page 30 Current page 31 Page 32 Page 33 … Next page › Last page »
