Microscale Spherical Structures
Microscale spherical structures with embedded electrodes prior to wafer-level glassblowing process.
Photo by: Alexander Trusov
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Mega Cities Poised to Become the Hottest and Most Dangerous Places Under Climate Change
A team of researchers from the University of California, Irvine analyzed data from 9,000 weather stations around the world and determined the global temperature has increased by 0.19 degrees Celsius each decade for the last 50 years. They also noted that the increase was even more pronounced in the last 30 years — a 0.25 degree-increase each between 1986 and 2015.
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Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical engineers design, manufacture, and control machines ranging from robots to aircraft and spacecraft, design engines and power plants that drive these machines, analyze the environmental impact associated with power generation, and strive to promote environmental quality. To achieve their goals, mechanical engineers use mathematics, physics, and chemistry together with engineering science and technology in areas such as fluid mechanics, heat transfer, dynamics, controls, and atmospheric science.
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Microwave Laboratory
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MSE Affiliated Faculty
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Microbial miners could help humans colonize the moon and Mars
"Through a biological process that has evolved over millions of years, these tiny miners excavate rocks, extracting the minerals that are essential to the physiolo
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Map Tracks Valley Deluge Should Either Lake Oroville Spillway Fail
A map intended for planners and first responders plots the likely path of devastation should either of the compromised spillways at Lake Oroville fail while the reservoir is full.
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Multiaxis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU)
Multiaxis inertial measurement unit (IMU) created using a folded MEMS approach. The technology is expected to enable miniature systems for high-performance inertial navigation and guidance. Photo by: Alexander Trusov -
Minute by minute: What if Oroville Dam’s spillway had failed one year ago?
Here’s a conceptual chronology of the near-catastrophe, based on a sophisticated UC Irvine computer analysis that wasn’t available to state officials during the emergency. … This chronology of a hypothetical Oroville spillway failure is based on an analysis by FloodRise, a research project led by UC Irvine that uses computer models to map flood risks.
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Media Relations
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