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Research Centers, Institutes & Facilities (New)
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Researchers uncover kinky metal alloy that won't crack at extreme temperatures at the atomic level
A metal alloy composed of niobium, tantalum, titanium, and hafnium has shocked materials scientists with its impressive strength and toughness at both extremely hot and cold temperatures, a combination of properties that seemed so far to be nearly impossible to achieve.
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Registration
CALIFORNIA: PROSPERITY THROUGH TECHNOLOGY
DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY: ENGINEERING THE LIFE SCIENCES
MAY 19, 2008 -
Researchers find new origin of deep brain waves
University of California, Irvine biomedical engineering researchers have uncovered a previously unknown source of two key brain waves crucial for deep sleep: slow waves and sleep spindles.
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Research
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Research Thrusts
The Samueli School pursues research that is timely, socially responsible and trendsetting. Building on a strong foundation of fundamental engineering areas, ranging from mechanics to electronic devices, four thrust areas have been identified to shape the future of research in the Samueli School. These thrust areas catalyze pioneering research by engaging a broad spectrum of School faculty, drawing researchers from outside of engineering, attracting the most talented graduate students and focusing attention and resources on the most important engineering challenges of our times.
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Reporting Unsafe Conditions
REPORT OF SAFETY CONCERN
Do not use this form to report illness or injury. These must be reported directly to your supervisor. If you have a safety question or concern, or if you see something in the University environment that you feel may be a hazard to yourself or any one else, you are encouraged to first report these issues to your supervisor. Hazards may also be reported to the Environmental Health & Safety Office at (949) 824-6200. Imminent hazards posing an immediate or perceived threat of harm to health and safety should be immediately reported:- Verbally to your school/department administrator, manager, or supervisor
- By calling the Environmental Health & Safety Office (949) 824-6200 or UCI Police at 9-1-1
- In writing by completing a paper copy of this form and sending to the EH&S Office at Zot 2725 or Fax to (949) 824-8539.
- By completing this online form which will be automatically emailed to the EH&S Office at safety@uci.edu.
- Reports of hazards may also be reported anonymously to the director of EH&S at (949) 824-6889 or you can send an e-mail to magomez@uci.edu.
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Research Opportunities
At the Samueli School, hands-on experience and participation in research play a key role in educating undergraduate students. The school’s talented faculty continues to lead the charge toward innovation, advancement of knowledge and development of groundbreaking technology.
Undergraduates at all levels are encouraged to participate in the Division of Undergraduate Education’s Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program. UROP guides students through all phases of a research process, providing them with the necessary skills to succeed in their future careers.
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Research
Research Areas
Biomedical Computational Technologies
Research Resources
Beckman Laser Institute and Medical Clinic
Chao Family Comprehensive Cancer Center
The Edwards Lifesciences Center for Advanced Cardiovascular Technology
HUI LAB "Biological Microtechnology"
Integrated Nanosystems Research Facility (INRF)
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Researchers create tiny ‘beyond 5G’ chip for 100GHz data transmission
“We call our chip ‘beyond 5G’ because the combined speed and data rate that we can achieve is two orders of magnitude higher than the capability of the new wireless standard,” explained UCI electrical engineering and computer science professor Payam Heydari. “[O]perating in a higher frequency means that you and I and everyone else can be given a bigger chunk of the bandwidth offered by carriers.” Hossein Mohammadnezhad, lead author of the academic paper announcing the project, says that the “new transceiver is the first to provide end-to-end capabilities in this part of the spectrum.”
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