The Jack Baskin School of Engineering at UCSC prepares technologists - and sponsors technology - for our changing world. Founded in 1997, Baskin Engineering trains students in six future-focused areas of engineering: biotechnology/information technology/nanotechnology; bioengineering; information and communication infrastructure; mathematical and statistical modeling; software and services engineering; and system design. Baskin Engineering faculty conduct industry-leading research that is improving the way the world does business, treats the environment, and nurtures humanity. Read More!
Events
Prof. Rajeev Ram, A High Throughput Cell Culture Platform, Friday, July 30, 10:00 am, Engineering 2, Room 599
CBMS Regional Conference - Bayesian Nonparametric Statistical Methods: Theory and Applications. August 16-20, 2010, Monday, August 16, 8:30 am, Engineering 2, Room 180
Computer Engineering 23rd Anniversary, Saturday, September 25, 12:00 pm, Baskin School of Engineering, E2 Courtyard; Dinner at University Center
News
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STING in the world of biosensor technology
How could you go about finding one particular bee in a hive bustling with activity? Extending this analogy to early cancer and pathogen detection gives the sense of what is required when cell biologists search for one type of biomolecule in a crowded and constantly-changing environment. More
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New Book on Emerging Field Published by UCSC Electrical Engineer
CRC Press recently released the new Handbook of Optofluidics, co-edited by Holger Schmidt, professor of electrical engineering and director of the W.M. Keck Center for Nanoscale Optofluidics. The book is one of the first comprehensive resources on the emerging field of optofluidics, which involves the marriage of optics and microfluidics into novel integrated devices and systems. More
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Computer Scientists Greg Levin, Caitlin Sadowski, Ian Pye and Scott Brandt win Best Paper at ECRTS 2010
The Euromicro Conference on Real-Time Systems (ECRTS) presented its 2010 Best Paper award to Computer Science Ph.D. Students Greg Levin, Caitlin Sadowski and Ian Pye, CS Professor Scott Brandt, and their collaborator Shelby Funk (University of Georgia) for their work "DP-FAIR: A Simple Model for Understanding Optimal Multiprocessor Scheduilng." More
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Girls discover engineering potential at UC Santa Cruz
The 29 middle school girls who graduated from the fourth annual Girls in Engineering program Friday described their two weeks on the UC Santa Cruz campus as "awesome," "interesting," "fun," and yes, "inspiring." More
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UCSC computer scientist a winner in 'news challenge' for innovative project
Twelve media innovation projects have been selected as winners of the 2010 Knight News Challenge, a contest that funds new-technology ideas that will shape the future of news and civic media. More
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Students celebrate and remember during 2010 commencement exercises
Some students wrapped colorful leis around their necks, searched for their loved ones under the big stent, or slathered on the 75 SPF sunscreen. A few even practiced flinging their caps to make sure they would get it right. More
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UC Santa Cruz Baskin School of Engineering Commencement Address
Beginning at UC Santa Cruz, Today, and Tomorrow - Paul E. Dimotaki More
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Oakes College offers residential program for science and engineering students
Oakes College is offering a new residential program for science and engineering students at UC Santa Cruz this fall, featuring a graduate student "scientist in residence" who will organize science-related programs and activities for about 70 undergraduates in a dynamic living and learning environment. More