Using Mechanical Inputs to Enhance Quantum States in Sensors Researchers employ a mechanical resonator to increase entanglement for potentially powerful new sensors. Read more about Using Mechanical Inputs to Enhance Quantum States in Sensors
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. Read more about New Model Explains How Single Electrons Cause Damage Inside Silicon Chips
A Professional Honor for James Buckwalter The ECE professor and entrepreneur becomes a member of the National Academy of Inventors. Read more about A Professional Honor for James Buckwalter
UCSB OASIS Facility to Host South Coast Techtopia for 2026 The March 18 event highlights the region's dynamic tech and start-up environment. Read more about UCSB OASIS Facility to Host South Coast Techtopia for 2026
New Optical Technology Boosts Laser Scanners’ Reach UCSB-designed invention may expand what neuroscientists can learn about the brain. Read more about New Optical Technology Boosts Laser Scanners’ Reach
OASIS: from Grams to Kilograms A bold move relocates UCSB’s BioPACIFIC MIP to a new spacious off-campus location. Read more about OASIS: from Grams to Kilograms
Major Award to Study Links Between Early-Life Gut Microbiome and Neurodevelopment Researchers join international effort to better understand how the two may be connected. Read more about Major Award to Study Links Between Early-Life Gut Microbiome and Neurodevelopment
Developing Hair-width LEDs Could Replace Lasers A UCSB doctoral student advised by Stephen DenBaars and Joh Schuller is helping to make it happen. Read more about Developing Hair-width LEDs Could Replace Lasers
Researcher Receives NSF Award to Study Quantum Cryptography Computer science associate professor Prabhanjan Ananth will study the foundations of quantum computing as a cryptographic tool. Read more about Researcher Receives NSF Award to Study Quantum Cryptography
Giving MRIs the Power of Microscopes UCSB researchers develop a genetic sensor that could allow MRIs to image molecular-level changes. Read more about Giving MRIs the Power of Microscopes