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Full Time Position with Hobach-Lewin Structural Engineers
Deadline: Open until filled
Hohbach-Lewin, Inc. is a 65-person consulting structural and civil engineering firm with offices in Palo Alto, San Francisco and South Pasadena. We are seeking experienced engineers with demonstrated proficiency in the analysis and design of concrete, masonry, steel and timber structures. We are looking for Revit/CAD Operators too.
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Faculty and Research
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Faculty appointment (2022)
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Facts and Figures
The Henry Samueli School of Engineering
Founded as the School of Engineering in 1965 with just three faculty members and 75 students declaring engineering majors; the school today serves more than 4,000 students (3,119 undergraduates and 898 graduates) enrolled in 12 undergraduate degree majors and 10 graduate degree programs. The school was renamed The Henry Samueli School of Engineering in 1999 after Samueli, co-founder, chairman and chief technical officer of Broadcom Inc., made a generous donation.
Faculty
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the application deadline?
To be fully considered for admission and financial support, applicants need to complete their application by the deadline of January 15th for Fall admission. Applications for which all supporting materials (TOEFL or IELTS scores, reference letters, transcripts, etc.) have been received by January 31st will receive first consideration.
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Fuel cells combined with wind, solar are the next clean energy tech
Wind and solar farms are generating clean power at lower and lower prices, but not always when it is needed. Fuel cells, which generate electricity by combining hydrogen and oxygen, could change that equation …. Jack Brouwer, a professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering and director of the National Fuel Cell Research Center at University of California-Irvine, made the claim to a group of fuel cell manufacturers gathered … for the 18th annual Ohio Fuel Cell Symposium.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the application deadline?
Admission is for the Fall quarter only, and to be fully considered for admission and financial support, we strongly urge Ph.D. applicants to complete their application by the deadline of December 17, 2023, for Fall 2024 admissions. The deadline for M.S. applicants is December 17, 2023.
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Flooding and water resources for Southern California
The FEMA flood risk maps may not accurately reflect the flooding risk. Jochen Schubert, research specialist in the UCI civil engineering department said, “The FEMA maps mostly show flooding from rivers and streams and coastal flooding. They don’t map flooding from rainfall.” Jochen Schubert and his colleagues at UC Irvine have developed their own ways of modeling flood risks in the LA area and have found changes in the land development since the FEMA maps were adopted. “FEMA maps were built so long ago that they don’t capture these changes,” Schubert said.
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Faculty & Staff
At the Department of Biomedical Engineering, we draw from the best minds in the industry and academia to guide students in a collaborative environment. Faculty members have a passion for their work and share their devotion with students. The hand-selected group of educators and researchers are renowned and respected leaders in their fields and have received recognition from organizations such as the National Institutes of Health and National Science Foundation.
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Future of housing? Solar Decathlon kicks off Thursday in Irvine with new takes on sustainable living
As sea levels rise and natural disasters devastate towns, collegiate teams across the nation are focusing on sustainability and safety as they design the home of the future. The entry by Team Orange County, with participation by UC Irvine, Chapman University ... highlights the importance of conserving water, with a xeriscaped garden irrigated by recycled greywater.