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Artist's concept depicting a mode-locked quantum-dot laser in action.

Artist's concept depicting a mode-locked quantum-dot laser in action. Illustration by Brian Long

Glimpsing the Future

UCSB engineering professor John Bowers’ group develops a high-performance mode-locked quantum-dot laser on silicon, enabling blazing data-transmission rates.

Matt Beane, Assistant Professor, Technology Management Program

Matt Beane, Assistant Professor, Technology Management Program

TMP Prof: New Methods Are Needed for Skills Training with AI

In a TED Talk, Matt Beane suggests how to incorporate centuries-old training methods when working with AI.

A presenter at the polymer-upcycling workshop at UCSB

A presenter at the two-day polymer-upcycling workshop at UCSB

The Olefin in the Room

At a polymer-upcycling workshop, members of academia, national labs, and industry take on one of the world’s most pressing challenges. 

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As part of National Engineers Week, we’d like you to meet Bev Crair, the vice president of product development and quality in Lenovo’s Data Center Group. Crair believes the best engineers have three qualities in common. Find out what they are and more about other UC Engineers at https://tinyurl.com/UCEngineers Share your story with us this week, too! #UCEngineer #engineersweek @UofCalifornia This is Jackie Villalobos, a #UCEngineer, who serves as president of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) at her university. The electrical engineering student is also an undergraduate researcher working on path optimization for drones. Learn more about Villalobos and the impact UC engineers make on the world as we celebrate National #EngineersWeek with UC campuses at https://tinyurl.com/UCEngineers @UofCalifornia Our salute to UC engineers as part of National Engineers Week continues with Crysthal Alvarez, a mechanical engineering major, who transferred to a UC from a community college. This UC engineer has already been accepted to a PhD program. Learn more about Crysthal and the impact UC engineers make on the world at https://tinyurl.com/UCEngineers #UCEngineer #engineersweek @UofCalifornia Meet Juan Banales, the youngest mayor in the city of Pittsburg’s history. Banales is a UC engineer, earning a degree in mechanical engineering. He worked at Dow before running for city council when he was just 25 years old. Learn more about Banales and the impact UC engineers make on the world as we observe National Engineers Week at https://tinyurl.com/UCEngineers Share your story with us this week, too! #UCEngineer #engineersweek @UofCalifornia

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