UCSB Engineering

News

• The Lego Approach to Counter Cyber-Terrorism:
  December 11, 2001
• Researchers Discover How to Control Electron Spin Electrically
  December 5, 2001
• Engineering Professor Wins $2 Million Award From Germany's Humboldt Foundation
  November 2, 2001
• German Government Honors UCSB Professor
  October 23, 2001
• Researchers Discover How Micro-organisms Affect Global Cycling of Iron
  September 26, 2001
• Getting $1.5 Million More for MCC Money
  August 12, 2001
• Researchers Solve Decades-Old Problem: Why Branched Hydrocarbons Make Better Lubricants Than Linear Hydrocarbons
  July 30, 2001
• New Technique to Tip Electron Spins Makes Way for All-Optical Quantum Computation in Solids
  June 21, 2001
• From the Shattered Masterworks at Assisi To Internet Search Engines of the Future Lies a Tale of Image-Processing Research
  June 19, 2001
• Spin Moves With Unexpected Ease From One Semiconductor to Another
  June 13, 2001
• UCSB and Swiss Technical Institute Begin Research Exchange Program
  June 5, 2001
• UCSB Professors Alan Heeger and Arthur Gossard Elected to National Academy of Sciences
  May 1, 2001
• Walsin Lihwa Forms $10 Million Electronics and Photonics Research Alliance With College of Engineering
  April 20, 2001
• Mitsubishi Chemical and UC Santa Barbara Form $15 Million Research Alliance on Advanced Materials, Solid State Lighting and Displays
  February 18, 2001
• Butler Assumes New Bioengineering Associate Deanship
  January 29, 2001

Additional News archives coming soon.

Engineering in the News

• Lecturer explains his energy 'wedges'
  Ventura County Star
  August 21, 2008
• LED leader - Professor invents efficient lights
  Pacific Coast Buiness Times
  July 25, 2008
• Stem Cells Take Center Stage
  The Santa Barbara Independent
  July 20, 2008
• McCain, Schwarzenegger Tout Energy Independence
  Santa Barbara Independent
  July 7, 2008
• Alternative Light Source Pioneer Nakamura Lauded by Spanish Prince
  Santa Barbara Independent
  June 11, 2008

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