Five CoE Faculty Rank Among the World's Most Influential Scientific Minds Only the top one percent of researchers in each field, in terms of references and citations in journals, earned the distinction. Read more about Five CoE Faculty Rank Among the World's Most Influential Scientific Minds
ECE Professor Receives Air Force Young Investigator Award Galan Moody has proposed creating an integrated photonic circuit to improve the efficiency and speed of quantum computing. Read more about ECE Professor Receives Air Force Young Investigator Award
William Wang Named to ACM's Future of Computing Academy The Association for Computing Machinery, the world's largest computing society, started the academy to empower the next generation of computing leaders. Read more about William Wang Named to ACM's Future of Computing Academy
Michelle O'Malley Among Science News' Ten Scientists to Watch UCSB chemical engineering professor Michelle O'Malley and Andrea Young of the physics department are named scientists to watch by Science News. Read more about Michelle O'Malley Among Science News' Ten Scientists to Watch
Shuji Nakamura Becomes a Fellow of the United Kingdom's Royal Academy of Engineering The Nobel Laureate is one of only four International Fellows selected for 2019. Read more about Shuji Nakamura Becomes a Fellow of the United Kingdom's Royal Academy of Engineering
Three CoE Faculty Elected Fellows of American Physical Society Five UCSB professors were elected fellows of the American Physical Society this year, including three from the College of Engineering. Read more about Three CoE Faculty Elected Fellows of American Physical Society
Illuminating the Dark Matter Chemical engineering professor receives National Institutes of Health award to fund research on reporter proteins. Read more about Illuminating the Dark Matter
Shuji Nakamura Named to CTA Hall of Fame Consumer Technology Association recognizes Nobel laureate for his contributions to improving life. Read more about Shuji Nakamura Named to CTA Hall of Fame
Rising to the Cyber Challenge A PhD student in the Computer Science Department has been named a rising star in her field after discovering a new software vulnerability. Read more about Rising to the Cyber Challenge
Rising Stars Two UCSB postdoctoral researchers are identified among the most promising women in their field. Read more about Rising Stars