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Read the latest BME Discovery Newsletter
Fall, 2007 (.pdf®)
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Accelerated Status
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A better way to quantify radiation damage in materials
A tiny titanium nut that had been removed from inside the reactor was just the kind of material needed to prove that this new technique, developed at MIT and at other institutions, provides a way to probe defects created inside materials, including those that have been exposed to radiation, with five times greater sensitivity than existing methods.
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Admitted Student Information
How many international and domestic students are admitted to the department each admissions cycle?
Approximately 1/3 of domestic applicants and 2/3 of international students are admitted each year.
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A mother’s medtech inspiration
Michelle Khine’s latest medtech startup was inspired by one of the scariest moments of her life. In 2018, Khine, a UCI biomedical engineering professor and entrepreneur, was watching her newborn baby being treated for a collapsed lung when she noticed that doctors weren’t monitoring his breathing. As she soon discovered, respiration has long been a neglected vital sign. State-of-the-art monitors are often bulky and can be inaccurate. “I went back and told my students: ‘This is ridiculous!’” she recalls.
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Anisometric Particles
Anisometric particles synthesized by microfluidic stop-flow lithography
Assistant Professor Ali Mohraz, Ph.D.
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Brief History
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About the School
Founded in 1965, the Henry Samueli School of Engineering educates more than 4,700 students (3,716 undergraduates and 1,032 graduates) with an integrative approach that blends fundamentals, research and hands-on experience. The school’s aim is to unleash innovation, create opportunities and inspire ingenuity. The Samueli School’s faculty members are leaders in their disciplines who have achieved worldwide recognition for their research and dedicated teaching.
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As water shortages intensify Iran’s heat wave, authorities shift blame
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Assistant Adjunct Professor in Materials Science and Engineering
Will remain open until filledAssistant Adjunct Professor in Materials Science and Engineering
The Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of California, Irvine invites applications for an assistant adjunct professor in the Non-Senate Adjunct Professor Series.
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