Q&A with Incoming Assistant Professor of Bioengineering Yonatan Chemla

He brings expertise in integrating mRNA biology, genetic engineering, machine learning, and hyperspectral imaging in service of human and environmental health.

Innovative Bootcamp at UCSB Opens Doors to Semiconductor Careers

UCSB’s Cleanroom Bootcamp gives students, educators, and professionals hands-on training and industry-recognized credential for growing semiconductor workforce.

Q&A with Incoming Bioengineering Chair Catherine Klapperich

She arrives from Boston University, bringing expertise in infectious disease and women’s health.

From Classroom to Cleanroom: New UCSB Partnership Connects High School Students to Semiconductor Careers

The collaboration is creating a direct pipeline between local classrooms and Santa Barbara County’s growing technology industry.

The Trouble with Data

It's expanding exponentially. How to manage it? Tresa Pollock shares how a major grant has helped UCSB deal with the data tsunami.

The Future of AI is Agentic

Assistant professor Eric Wang discusses AI agent evolution at UCSB Library AI in Action speaker series.

UCSB’s INSPIRE Program Supports, Retains First-Year Engineers

NSF-funded program connects new students to college, careers, and each other.

New Model Explains How Single Electrons Cause Damage Inside Silicon Chips

Insights from Chris Van de Walle’s group open the door to longer-lasting devices.

New Materials Professor Erez Berg Pursues Topological Superconductors

The Mehrabian Endowed Presidential Chair studies materials that he describes as “rare in the wild.”

Gregorz Mazur Brings Intellectual Muscle to the Pursuit of Topological Superconductors

He is one of several new materials faculty who focus on the rare materials.

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