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The start of the new academic year is just around the corner and we are excited to deliver another year of focused research, education and outreach activities centered on new technologies for energy efficiency. The Institute continues to grow rapidly with the launch of a new $20M research center, the Center on Materials for Energy Efficiency Applications (CMEEA), funded by the Department of Energy.
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UC Santa Barbara is back in session and we have a full and exciting year ahead of us. The Institute is pleased to continue to offer a wide variety of programs and initiatives that advance our mission of improving how energy is produced and used. Thank you for your support and partnership. We look forward to seeing you at our events, to working with you in the lab and staying in touch with you online through our website and social media sites.
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With school back in session, UC Santa Barbara's campus is bustling with activity, and the Institute is no exception. We are welcoming new Holbrook and Frenkel Fellows for the 2012-2013 academic year, planning our next Summit on Energy Efficiency, and sharing some of other recent highlights in this newsletter. We hope you will stay in touch with the Institute's latest activities through our website and social media sites. [Follow us on Twitter] [Find us on Facebook]
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The Winter quarter was a busy and exciting one here at the Institute for Energy Efficiency. We are pleased to share our latest news with you including details on the 2013 UC Santa Barbara Summit on Energy Efficiency, our most recent technology roundtable on Information & Communications Technologies (ICT) core networks, and faculty research updates on efficient wireless networks and electrochemical storage. We look forward to connecting with you over the next few months.
Solving the synchronization problem in power networks
Scientists find a concise formula to predict stable synchronization in complex power networks.
High-power bright white light using laser sources
Institute researchers have recently demonstrated an alternative to light emitting diodes (LEDs).
Investigating the Environmental Impacts of Low-Carbon Energy Technologies
A report led by Prof. Sangwon Suh assesses the implications of halving global greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Making More Efficient Engines