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As our electronics continue to proliferate…

UC Santa Barbara researchers continue to…

The COVID-19 outbreak brought with it an almost immediate and unprecedented national shortage of personal protective gear needed by…

Jonathan Klamkin, an associate professor in UC Santa Barbara’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, has received the U.S.…

Albany, NY – NY CREATES (New York Center for Research, Economic Advancement, Technology, Engineering and Science) announce the…

Information technology continues to progress at a rapid pace. However, the growing demands of data centers have pushed electrical input-…

As our electronics continue to proliferate and become more sophisticated, the race continues for more power efficient and scaleable…

IEE has released it's quarterly newsletter featuring news and research from January through April 2020. View the full newsletter at the…

IEE Director John Bowers was selected to give the Plenary Talk for the virtual annual CLEO conference.

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UC Santa Barbara chemical Engineering professor Michael Doherty has received one of the American Institute of Chemical…

A bit of genetic material that skipped from animal to human, and from local market to international stage in a matter of weeks, is now a…

As the world uses ever more data, it seems reasonable that this must require ever more energy. Not so, says a comprehensive new analysis…

The UC-initiated carbon offset project was created in an effort to help the UC meet its carbon neutrality goals while…

The UC-initiated carbon offset project was created in an effort to help the UC meet its carbon neutrality goals while…

Honored for his innovations in ultra low-loss photonic integrated circuits and their applications, Daniel Blumenthal, a professor…

Chandra Krintz is professor & vice chair of graduate affairs of Computer Science, co-directs the Lab for Research on Adaptive…