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What if your smartwatch could send an alert when you’ve had too much to drink, warning you not to get behind the wheel of a car and drive? This is exactly the type of application researchers from UC Irvine’s Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences (ICS) are working to

From heat pump adoption to clean hydrogen to net zero energy accessory dwelling units, the CalPlug/ITAC Earth Day workshop ran the gamut of energy efficiency solutions. The April 22 event grabbed the interest of 60 plus registrants with interactions between the speakers and audience m

Last week, a ribbon-cutting ceremony and luncheon celebrated two long-awaited milestones for UC Irvine’s Connected Learning Lab (CLL): approval as a full Organized Research Unit (ORU) and completion of a new 1250 square-foot collaborative workspace in the CALIT2 Building.

Technological changes are coming sooner rather than later, and in the near future, according to the quantum technology education organization called Qureca, society will begin to see the effects of the quantum revolution.

The UC Irvine SMART Industrial Training and Assessment Center has been busy this year.

October brought the 24th installment of the semiannual CalPlug Workshop.

UC Irvine just launched a new class that gives undergraduate engineering students a rare opportunity to learn clean room skills.

Recently, student participants in CALIT2’s Make a Difference Opportunity (MADO) program ended their experiences by sharing with others what they gained from participating in the two-quarter opportunity.

The annual Interdisciplinary Research Teams (IRT) program culminated this month with student project presentations.

A group of curious UCI Foundation members went on a clean room expedition last month to see where UCI researchers, students and local industry members create micro- and nano-fabricated semiconductors, sensors and devices.

A small, but loyal group of semiannual CalPlug workshop attendees celebrated Earth Day at CALIT2 in April. They engaged with experts in innovative sustainable technologies.

An atmospheric river didn’t stop registrants from attending the annual biomedical symposium in February. Participants weathered the heavy rains to spend the afternoon learning more about the Orange County biomed landscape.