UCLA Materials Scientists Upgrade Razor-Thin Cooling Device to Drastically Lower Temperature
Materials scientists at the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering have made major design-improvements to a thin, flexible device that could cool flexible electronics by as many as 16 degrees Fahrenheit.
Salute Our Veterans: UCLA Samueli Pays Tribute to Military-Service Engineering Alumni
In honor of Veterans Day, UCLA Samueli School of Engineering is proud of the many patriotic sacrifices our alumni have made over the years.
UCLA Samueli Announces New Endowed Faculty Chairs
The UCLA Samueli School of Engineering is proud to announce that seven faculty members have been selected to hold endowed faculty chairs.
Computer Science Alumnus on Work at Google and Teaching Programming at UCLA
After graduating from UCLA Samueli in 2005 with a bachelor’s degree in computer science, Josh Hyman (’05, MS ’08, Ph.D. ’10) accepted an offer to work full-time at Google.
UCLA Researchers Create Armored Emulsions as Tiny Test Tubes for Parallel Reactions
If you have ever shaken a salad dressing bottle mixed with oil and vinegar, you have temporarily created an emulsion.f you have ever shaken a salad dressing bottle mixed with oil and vinegar, you have temporarily created an emulsion.
UCLA-Led Research Shows Efficient and Inexpensive Fuel-Cells in Sight
A team of UCLA, Caltech and Ford Motor Company researchers has improved fuel-cell technologies to exceed U.S. Department of Energy targets in efficiency, stability and power. No other reported fuel cells have reached all these milestones simultaneously.
Summer Program Helps Prepare Engineering Transfer Students for UCLA
The first year at a four-year university can be daunting, especially in the current environment of remote learning, but the Transfer Bridge to UCLA Engineering program aims to ease the transition for transfer students.
In Memoriam: B. John Garrick, Pioneer in Development and Application of Risk Sciences
B. John Garrick (M.S. ’62, Ph.D. ’68), an international authority on quantitative risk assessment and a distinguished adjunct professor of materials science and engineering at UCLA, died Sunday due to complications from a fall. He was 90.
Computational Medicine Graduate Student on Applying for an NSF Fellowship
A graduate student in the Computational Medicine Department, Paheli Desai-Chowdhry, recently won a National Science Foundation’s (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) Award and shared her experience in applying for the program.








