ECE News

Kerem Camsari, an ass't. prof. of ECE, and colleagues conceive a device usually associated with stable information storage can be modified to be extremely sensitive to thermal noise, offering a source of randomness for probabilistic computing

ECE Ass't. Prof. Kerem Camsari receives the award for contributions to the theory and practice of low barrier nanomagnets for probabilistic computing

ECE's Shabnam Larimian honored by UCSB’s Academic Senate for excellence in teaching

ECE's Yogananda Isukapalli awarded by UCSB’s Academic Senate for excellence in teaching

ECE’s Galan Moody receives the award in support of his effort to develop a new quantum photonic platform that allows for chip-scale quantum information processing with light

Rey and David Henke ’78 help diversify the field of engineering with their involvement in the Mathematics, Engineering, and Science Achievement (MESA)

New names honor African American, Hispanic and Native American astronauts, and one cosmonaut to inspire the next generation.

“As a field, we look at the computing problems we can’t solve yet and think, ‘There’s digital computing, there’s quantum computing – what else is there?’” says Ass't. Prof. Kerem Camsari

Professors Steven DenBaars and Shuji Nakamura to be honored at the Pacific Coast Business Times' (PCBT) 2021 Central Coast Innovation Awards as recipients of a Spirit of Innovation Award

UCSB researchers that include ECE Professors Shuji Nakamura (Materials), Steve DenBaars, Jonathan Klamkin and Jonathan Schuller reveal phosphor-free white LEDs and separately new light extraction technique