All News News Type - Any -AlumniAwards and AccoladesGeneralGraduateIn the NewsIndustry and BusinessNewsletterResearchUndergraduate Year - Any -2024202320222021202020192018201720162015201420132012 Related IEE Person Apply Limited Area Epitaxy Applied to Semipolar GaN Laser Diodes Institute faculty members Shuji Nakamura and Steven DenBaars are participating in LED research involving true green semipolar InGaN-… November 26, 2013 Research Ink-Jet Printing Could Be the Key to Next-Generation OLED Displays Manufacturing equipment maker, Kateeva, says its new manufacturing equipment can produce affordable displays based on organic light-… November 25, 2013 Industry and Business New Materials Light The Way To Blue LED Innovations Institute faculty member Shuji Nakamura enabled an entire industry based on high-brightness LEDs by developing a practical way to… November 25, 2013 In the News Charge a Battery Remotely Using Hydropower Hydrobee Lets You Charge A Battery From A Fast-Flowing River To Juice Up USB Devices Off-Grid. November 22, 2013 Industry and Business Developing Low-Cost Cellular Network Architecture for Remote Areas To help alleviate the problems of high cost and low availability of cellular network access in remote rural areas, researchers at the… November 21, 2013 Research LED Light Emitting Carpets Are So Much Cooler Than Non-LED Ones Philips has teamed up with Desso, a leading carpet and flooring company, to create "light transmissive carpets." November 20, 2013 Industry and Business Advances in Computing Technology: Memristors and Neural Applications Rapid advances in computing technology have depended upon Moore's Law, which refers to the ability to scale down transistor size with… November 19, 2013 Research 'Unite to Light' Helps Brighten Typhoon-Hit Areas of the Philippines Unite to Light, a nonprofit co-founded by UCSB Engineering professor and Director of the Institute for Energy Efficiency, John Bowers,… November 18, 2013 In the News Graphene Supercapacitors Ready for Electric Vehicle Energy Storage Conventional batteries take so long to charge that they cannot efficiently store braking energy. Graphene supercapacitors store almost… November 18, 2013 Industry and Business Solving the Synchronization Problem in Power Networks With the complexity of future smart grids and the integration challenges posed by renewables, a deeper understanding of the grid’s… November 15, 2013 Research Forget LED Bulbs—The Future of Interior Lighting is Lasers Steven DenBaars, a research scientist at UC Santa Barbara, has been working on LED lights for 20 years. In his lab, DenBaars is already… November 13, 2013 Industry and Business The Future of Energy Predicting what the energy landscape will look like in 20 years. November 11, 2013 Industry and Business Laser Plus Phosphor Emits White Light Without Droop Researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB), led by material scientists Kristin Denault and Michael Cantore, have… November 7, 2013 Research No Cookie-Cutter Formula for Improving Energy Efficiency at Health Facilities In most facilities, changing a light bulb is a pretty simple task. However, in a hospital, even minor tasks can be complicated. November 7, 2013 Industry and Business LED Phosphor News: UCSB Studies Optimization, Cree Licenses Remote Technology Researchers at the University of California at Santa Barbara say that they have discovered how to formulate LED phosphors for better… November 4, 2013 Research This Little LED of Mine Sales of bulbs using light-emitting diodes are expected to increase sharply -- partly because some consumers complain about the bluish… November 1, 2013 Industry and Business Pagination First page « Previous page ‹ … Page 40 Current page 41 Page 42 Page 43 … Next page › Last page »