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Ortiva Wireless bought by Allot Communications
Allot Communications (NASDAQ: ALLT) announcedlast week that it is acquiring Ortiva Wireless, the company launched by University of California, San Diego Electrical Engineering Professor Sujit Dey in...
View ArticleCubic and the Jacobs School of Engineerint at UC San Diego to Collaborate On...
The San Diego Union Tribune ran news of the new research partnership between Cubic Transportation Systems (NYSE:CUB) and the Jacobs School of Engineering here at UC San Diego. Cubic will contribute...
View ArticleFrom Garage Band to Facebook Game to PNAS Paper
Ian B. Murphy over at DataInformed wrote a great article charting the course of some interesting music research from electrical engineering here at the Jacobs School of Engineering at UC San Diego....
View ArticleShake, Rattle and Roll
Jacobs School researchers put a five-story building through motions from the 7.9 earthquake that took place in 2002 in Denali, Alaska. The results were quite impressive. See for yourself in the video...
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Robotic Mice Take Over Qualcomm Center at Jacobs School Sunday
Don't worry, these mice don't bite. They're really robots designed to find the center of a maze as soon as possible, without needing cheese as a reward. In all, 28 teams, and their micromice, will...
View ArticleJacobs School Students Win Micromouse Competition--Again
For the second year in a row, a team led by Alex Forencich, a fifth-year student at the Jacobs School, took first place at the California Micromouse competition, held on campus May 20. Forencich...
View ArticleVote for CSE grad student Andrew Huynh and the search for Genghis Khan’s Tomb
Today NSF launched its three-day 2012 IGERT Online Video and Poster Competition, which is live online at http://igert.org/competition2012. One student from each of the 114 IGERT programs is selected to...
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Cubic Transportation / Jacobs School of Engineering Research Partnership
A description of the new research partnership between Cubic Transportation and the Jacobs School of Engineering at UC San Diego appeared in the San Diego Metro Magazine. Read the original press release...
View ArticleCongrats Hellman Faculty Fellows
Congratulations to the three Jacobs School of Engineering faculty who have been named Hellman Faculty Fellows for 2012-2013.Kamalika Chaudhuri, computer science and engineeringJuan C. Del Alamo,...
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Jacobs School of Rock is this Friday / June 8
The Jacobs School of Rock is this Friday, June 8. It's the Jacobs School's annual rock concert, and all the bands have a connection to the Jacobs School. When: Friday June 8, 2012, 6PM to...
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UCSD Graduate Students Present at Broadcom Foundation University Research...
University of California San Diego graduate students Jayadev Acharya and Nevena Rakuljic presented their research at the inaugural Broadcom Foundation University Research Competition that took place...
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Medical Technologies dominate Entrepreneur Challenge
The pitches included technologies to cure cancer, brain computer interfaces for patients without speech, an automated portfolio management system, sensor assisted orthopedic surgery, garbage...
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Ring Ceremony Photos / Jacobs School of Engineering
Congratulations to all the Jacobs School of Engineering students who graduated last year. Check out the photos from our Ring Ceremony on the Jacobs School Facebook page. A short story highlighting the...
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UC San Diego Students Rock Concert at The Loft
FoXXy Chancellor, Marlena and The Wang and SO3, led by computer science professor Serge Belongie, were some of that bands that took over The Loft at the Price Center June 9 for the 2012 edition of the...
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Computer Scientists with Ties to Jacobs School Win Prestigious Prize
Christos Papadimitriou and Elias Koutsoupias have won the 2012 Gödel Prize. Papadimitriou is a former computer science faculty member and was Koutsoupias' adviser when he received his Ph.D. in 1994....
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Biz leaders, researchers, SBA advocate look for solutions to keep...
Winslow Sargeant, chief counsel for advocacy at the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Office of Advocacy, was on campus this week for a roundtable discussion with entrepreneurs and researchers about...
View ArticleUC San Diego's Smart Grid Highlighted by California Energy Commission
The California Energy Commission puts UC San Diego's smart grid in the spotlight in this video. The video explores the benefits of UC San Diego's microgrid system and how it is helping energy...
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Bioengineering Professor Has Asteroid Named After Him
Bioengineering emeritus professor Y.C. Fung, widely recognized as the father of biomechanics, can add an usual honor to the long list of accolades he has received: an asteroid has been named after...
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Computer Science Professors Receive $500 NSF Award
This just in from the CSE Monthly Newsletter:"Steve Swanson and Yannis Papakonstantinou combine their hardware architecture and database expertise in the project "Re-engineering Database Systems for...
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Pattern Insight
UC San Diego computer science professor YY Zhou co-founded Pattern Insight with her research team, back when she was a prof at UIUC. The big news this week: "Pattern Insight today announced that it has...
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