Students in STEM fields attended a lunch talk at CALIT2 focused on making mentoring and internship connections.

Computers have perfectly good sleep settings if they are enabled, yet we have increasing evidence that they are not enabled. Something is going wrong.

An interdisciplinary UCI team is improving assistive robotic technology for homebound children, limited-mobility adults.

Computers have perfectly good sleep settings if they are enabled, yet we have increasing evidence that they are not enabled. Something is going wrong.

CAIDM focuses on developing and applying AI tools that can detect, characterize and provide prognosis for a variety of conditions.

November 22, 2019 – Last December, visitors at Dana Point’s Capistrano Beach watched in disbelief as the iconic, 250-foot boardwalk collapsed into the ocean – a victim of severe erosion. A month later at nearby Doheny Beach, high waves battered parking lots and infrastructure un

Profile of professor's significant contributions to quantum electronics and quantum information science.

California's plan to cut building emissions 40 percent by 2030.

October 28, 2019 – More than two dozen research groups, faculty affiliates and startups currently housed at CALIT2 participated in an “all hands” town hall-style meeting, Thursday, Oct. 24. Participants introduced themselves, spoke about their projects and discussed how their te

October 23, 2019 – Graduate students from UC Irvine’s Embedded and Cyber-Physical Systems (ECPS) master’s degree program toured eHealth at CALIT2 Tuesday, Oct. 22. The students, along with guest lecturer Dan Cregg, viewed and interacted with several innovative, internet-connecte