All News News Type - Any -AlumniAwards and AccoladesGeneralGraduateIn the NewsIndustry and BusinessNewsletterResearchUndergraduate Year - Any -2024202320222021202020192018201720162015201420132012 Related IEE Person Apply Wireless Tech to Play a Big Role in an Efficient, Connected Future In a new report from CTIA, the wireless industry's lobbying organization, the group argues that widespread adoption of wireless… October 13, 2011 Industry and Business The Quasicrystal Laureate Professor Dan Schechtman received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry last week for his discovery of quasicrystals, a new form of matter with… October 12, 2011 Research The Mother of All EV-Solar-Smart Grid Integrations The ambitious Austin, TX-based Pecan Street project is piloting a number of green neighborhood technologies, but the real challenge will… October 11, 2011 Industry and Business Is Europe Ready for Automated Demand Response? To address the unique demand response challenges in Europe, companies are pilot testing systems that can reduce load on local feeder… October 7, 2011 Industry and Business Dipping May Improve Ultracapacitors and Batteries Adding a coating of graphene or carbon nanotubes is showing promise for improving the energy density of traditional ultracapacitors and… October 6, 2011 Research Retroficiency: 25M Square Feet of Hands-Free Commercial Building Efficiency A start-up is helping companies identify building energy efficiency improvements by leveraging data on tens of thousands of real-world… October 6, 2011 Industry and Business A Simple Way to Boost Battery Storage Berkeley researches engineer a new, stretchy, conductive polymer binder that may increase the capacity of lithium ion batteries by 30%… September 30, 2011 Research Matt Scullin, Power Recycler Innovative silicon-based thermoelectrics could be the key to making waste heat-to-electricity applications cheap and easy to use. September 29, 2011 Industry and Business Power Assure Raises $13.5M to Keep the Data Center Energy Efficient A plethora of start-ups have sprung up to manage data center energy usage, including UC Santa Barbara's recent start-up, Transphorm,… September 26, 2011 Industry and Business Better Lithium-Ion Batteries Are On the Way Scientists at UC Berkeley have discovered a new, polyfluorene-based conducting polymer that may lead to the use of silicon within… September 23, 2011 Research Tax Plan to Turn Old Buildings ‘Green’ Finds Favor Lockheed and Barclays plan to invest $650 million to upgrade older buildings in the Miami and Sacramento areas. September 22, 2011 Industry and Business UCSB Professor Develops Efficient Light Displays UCSB Professor Shuji Nakamura to receive an Emmy for inventing high efficiency blue and green LEDs. September 22, 2011 In the News UCSB Professor Develops Efficient Light Displays UCSB Professor Shuji Nakamura to receive an Emmy for inventing high efficiency blue and green LEDs. September 22, 2011 Research Will Super Wi-Fi Live Up To Its Name? The next generation of wireless offers a wider range and larger capacity, though also faces a number of legal hurtles. September 20, 2011 Industry and Business Nanotube Cables Hit a Milestone: As Good as Copper Materials researchers at Rice University have created carbon nanotubes with the ability to carry as much current as regular copper wires… September 19, 2011 Research Shuji Nakamura to Receive Emmy Award Shuji Nakamura, an Institute faculty member, has won a Technology & Engineering Emmy Award. Nakamura is being recognized for his… September 16, 2011 Awards and Accolades Pagination First page « Previous page ‹ … Page 66 Current page 67 Page 68 Page 69 … Next page › Last page »
