Don't Fidget! WiFi Will Count You

Researchers' new method enables WiFi signals to count a stationary seated crowd, using their natural body fidgets.

Q & A with New COE Faculty: Nina Miolane

The new assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering uses innovative methods to mine biomedical imaging datasets.

A New Way to Pull Lithium from Water

Extracting lithium remains a challenging and inefficient process, but an interdisciplinary team has developed a way to extract lithium from contaminated water.

A New Material Excites Researchers Around the World

Created at UCSB’s National Science Foundation Quantum Foundry, the material may be a unique kind of superconductor

A Leap in Understanding Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy

CRISPR gene editing technology and a long-term collaboration yield important new insights.

First Commercially Scalable Integrated Laser and Microcomb on a Single Chip

The Bowers lab collaborates with EPFL to develop long-awaited breakthrough technology.

Natural Products in Unexpected Places

Anaerobic fungi in the guts of herbivores produce the unique building blocks of antibiotics.

Subterranean Investigations

Researchers explore the shallow underground with a burrowing soft robot.

Granular Accomplishments

Computer science student Jack Kilgore receives university award for undergraduate research on sound granulation.

The Science of Tsunamis

UCSB mechanical engineer Alban Sauret and colleagues develop a model to better understand the forces that generate the devastating waves.

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