Blade Sensor Installation
Installation of blade traffic sensors on Bison Avenue on the UC Irvine campus
Pictured: Andre Tok and Hang Liu
Pictured: Andre Tok and Hang Liu
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Biomolecular, Biomaterial, and Interfacial Engineering
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Business Meetings/ Entertainment Guidelines
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Beware the Mighty Mantis Shrimp
The ability of the mantis shrimp to inflict punishment without also breaking its own shell fascinated engineers at the University of Southern California and the University of California, Irvine. Mimicking the latticelike structure of mantis shrimp whackers, researchers created a super tough, regenerative material that may eventually be used in construction materials or body armor.
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Biomedical Engineering Minor
The minor in Biomedical Engineering requires a total of nine courses - two advanced mathematics courses, five core Biomedical Engineering courses, and two Biomedical Engineering electives. Some of these courses may include prerequisites that may or may not be part of a students course requirements for their major. Private biomedical industry has indicated a keen interest in engineers that have a more traditional engineering degree (i.e. electrical engineering), but also possess some in-depth knowledge of biomedical systems.
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Beach-bluff homes, lot cracking near damaged train track in San Clemente
Without regular sand replenishment to provide a buffer to hold the ocean back, damage to homes and infrastructure will become a more common occurrence, said Brett Sanders, professor of civil and environmental engineering at UC Irvine. “Once the beaches are gone, we are quickly seeing damaging impacts to infrastructure. As soon as the beaches are gone, we lose railroad service, we see displacement of land, concrete gets cracked,” Sanders said.
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Brilliant Future: Case for Support
The UCI Samueli School of Engineering is making a remarkable impact on the grand challenges of our time, creating new jobs and driving the local, state, and national economies. We invite you to invest in our game-changing efforts by supporting our key funding priorities. Read about them in our Brilliant Future: The case for support.
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Broadcom Co-Founder Henry Samueli and Wife Susan Give $50 Million to UC Irvine for 3 New Research Institutes
Henry and Susan Samueli gave $50 million to University of California at Irvine to create three multidisciplinary research institutes in the Henry Samueli School of Engineering. The three institutes will together be known as “Engineering+" and will include a center focused on engineering and health, one on engineering and society, and another on engineering and the environment. Henry Samueli co-founded the semiconductor corporation Broadcom. He also serves as an adjunct professor in the university’s electrical engineering and computer-science department.
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Before, after photos show California landscapes making a comeback from drought
The summer of 2014 was the most "severe" period during California's four-year drought, said Amir AghaKouchak, associate professor, civil and environmental engineering, at the University of California, Irvine.
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Barrier wall to protect rail line in San Clemente from landslide debris as services set to resume