UCSB Engineering

News

• New Center for Nanoscience Innovation Transfers Knowledge From Universities to Industry
  December 10, 2002
• $3.5 Million DARPA Grant Supports Research on Chip-Scale Wavelength Division Multiplexing
  November 5, 2002
• Bloodworm's Way With Copper Likely Provides Paradigm for New Materials
  October 10, 2002
• Shuji Nakamura, Inventor of Blue Laser and Blue, Green, and White LEDs, Wins Two Major International Awards
  September 18, 2002
• Engineering Leapfrogs to 27th from 32nd In U.S. News and World Report's Undergraduate Education Rankings
  September 16, 2002
• New Method of DNA Testing Promises to Transform Medical Diagnostics
  August 5, 2002
• Gallium Nitride as Transistor Presages Revolution in Electronics, Akin to Its Effects on Optoelectronics
  May 20, 2002
• Japanese Government Agency Awards Nakamura Multi-Million Dollar Grant
  April 2, 2002
• UC Santa Barbara Award Recognizes Entrepreneurial Accomplishments of Math Alumnus Tom Bruggere
  March 11, 2002
• High Tech CEOs Converge on UCSB for Conference
  March 9, 2002
• Award-Winning Program Gives Boost to Central Coast Teens Striving to be First in Family to Attend College
  February 28, 2002
• High Tech Artists Create Interactive Installation Addressing Poetics of Presence
  February 14, 2002
• Nakamura Wins Franklin Medal
  January 28, 2002

Additional News archives coming soon.

Engineering in the News

• Tech Report: Voting Machines
  current.com
  October 30, 2008
• E-Voting Made Scary
  Santa Barbara Independent
  October 23, 2008
• 7 scariest problems with today's voting machines
  Dvice
  October 21, 2008
• GLOBAL DOMINATION: $100 laptop computer inspires students around the world
  Santa Barbara News Press
  October 18, 2008
• Our Hackable Democracy
  Forbes
  October 10, 2008

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