ECE News

Graduating seniors in every undergraduate degree program in UC Santa Barbara’s College of Engineering recognize a faculty member each spring and the Class of 2023’s COE Outstanding Faculty in Electrical Engineering is Professor Mark Rodwell

Graduating students in each undergraduate degree program within UC Santa Barbara’s College of Engineering select one outstanding teaching assistant (TA) to recognize for his or her service and dedication to student success with Electrical and Computer Engineering TA Kunjesh Agashiwala receiving the recognition

Every spring, the College of Engineering recognizes the graduating seniors who have the highest cumulative grade point average (GPA) from each degree program. This year’s Outstanding Senior in Electrical and Computer Engineering is Sean Tseng

The UC Santa Barbara's College of Engineering (COE) awards honor the top 20 percent of undergraduate students each year

Chen Shang, a UCSB IEE postdoc and ECE PhD advised by Prof. John Bowers receives the honor given to early-career researchers in the field of lasers and electro-optics

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ECE PhD student Andrei Isichenko, a member of team WaferPath, has advanced to the finals of the Technology Management Department's New Venture Competition (NVC)

"Our group is consistently pushing the forefront of new technologies that enable the creation and manipulation of light on a chip"

UCSB ECE Prof. João Hespanha & CS professors C. Kreugel, A. Singh, G. Vigna (Director) and collaborators form the Institute for ACTION – an effort that brings the continuous learning and reasoning of AI to the constant situational awareness that is fundamental to cybersecurity

Natural shapes have always captivated the human eye; however, to Assistant Professor Nina Miolane and her BioShape Lab these shapes also carry valuable information