As Henry Samueli School of Engineering alumni, you are part of an exceptional technological community that continues to develop new traditions and welcome individuals worldwide. The School is in an exciting growth spurt, developing innovative advancements each year that help promote UC Irvine as an interdisciplinary, world-class research university.
The Advanced Casting Research Center (ACRC) unveiled its new state-of-the-art metal processing lab at University of California-Irvine on March 3. Researchers, professors, and leading metallurgists from around the country gathered for the grand opening event. Read More
Salary range: Asst. Prof of Teaching: $104,300 – 130,800
POSITION OVERVIEW
Assoc. Prof. of Teaching: $126,800 - $139,900
Access to recruit a select group of engineering candidates through our Internship Initiative program
Access to recruit a select group of engineering candidates through our Internship Initiative program
The UC Irvine Samueli School of Engineering has reorganized the Department of Chemical Engineering & Materials Science (ChEMS) into two new departments, effective July 1, 2018: Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering (CBE) and Department of Materials Science & Engineering (MSE).
Amir AghaKouchak, UCI associate professor of civil & environmental engineering and others write, “Scientists are also closely watching the impact that the rapid warming and drying is having on trees, worried that water stress could lead to widespread tree deaths.
The continuing success of the Samueli School of Engineering is fueled by the involvement of influential alumni and friends who promote its visibility and help secure philanthropic support to advance its goals of unleashing innovation, creating opportunities and inspiring ingenuity. The school's growing alumni ranks are making significant contributions to society in the fields of technology, business, academia, government, military and social causes.
Adeyemi Adeleye struggles with his houseplant relationships. … Luckily, Adeleye, an [assistant professor and] environmental chemist at the University of California, Irvine, is better at building relationships with collaborators from different disciplines. His work on nanoparticles for environmental remediation and water treatment spans chemistry, materials science, biology, and these days, agriculture.
Most of the time, the researchers found, the utilities fell back on carbon-emitting sources like natural gas and coal to fill their power needs.
