Commencement 2009
Patrick Hong, '95, 2009 Commencement Mace Marshal, and Dean Rafael L. Bras, Sc.D.
Patrick Hong, '95, 2009 Commencement Mace Marshal, and Dean Rafael L. Bras, Sc.D.
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Patrick Hong, '95, 2009 Commencement Mace Marshal, and Dean Rafael L. Bras, Sc.D. -
Crystal Cove’s latest restoration focuses on past, but also a future facing climate change
“Crystal Cove is a unique State Park in California because it is a place where we can contemplate the challenges of balancing environmental needs against cultural needs, against today’s recreational needs,” said Brett Sanders, a UC Irvine professor of civil and environmental engineering. “And realize that it’s not going to be easy.” [Subscription required, campus-wide access provided by UCI Libraries.
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Courses
Biomedical Engineering Core Courses
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Curricular Practical Training
For students on an F1 visa, Curricular Practical Training (CPT) allows you to gain internship or work experience while earning academic credit. In order for students to be eligible for CPT, students must enroll in ENGR 291 Internship course offered by the Samueli School of Engineering via the Graduate and Professional Studies (5400 Engineering Hall). More information about CPT can be found here.
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Can't crush this: Tough beetle that can survive Camry rolling over shell gives scientists new ideas
The beetle study is part of an $8 million project funded by the U.S. Air Force to explore how the biology of creatures such as mantis shrimp and bighorn sheep could help develop impact-resistant materials. “We’re trying to go beyond what nature has done,” said study co-author David Kisailus, a materials scientist and engineer at the University of California, Irvine. Read More
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Cuttlefish-inspired smart camouflage could make for sneakier soldiers
Cephalopods -- cuttlefish, octopus, and squid -- are renowned for their ability to rapidly change their skin colour and patterns to match their surroundings or warn off attackers. … According to Alon Gorodetsky Associate Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of California, Irvine, understanding these biological capabilities could inspire the engineering of dynamic materials for military camouflage applications.
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California utilities to launch hydrogen blending demonstration project
This is not SoCalGas Co.’s first foray into power-to-gas technology. In partnership with the National Fuel Cell Research Center and the University of California–Irvine, it has already begun developing power-to-gas technology capable of producing green hydrogen. Read More