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"I study functional magnetic resonance imaging, or fMRI. They’re basically brain scans that are done while people are doing something. We’re trying to figure out what parts of the brains are being used for different things."
Engineering Videos
Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Marco Rolandi is researching the use of technological devices to mimic biological processes.
In 2000, UC Santa Cruz made history with the Human Genome Project. Today, we're using the power of genomics to benefit people and the planet.
Professor of Computational Media, Katherine Currie Isbister and her students use games to explore how technology can influence human's emotional experiences.
Finding the Common Ancestor of Birds and Crocodilians. Read more: http://genomics.ucsc.edu
Engineering News
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The September 28 conference in Santa Clara focuses on assistive technology for the blind and visually impaired community. -
The National Science Foundation has awarded a $950,000 grant to support the Next Generation Scholars in Applied Mathematics (Next Gen SAM) program.
Engineering Events
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Sep 18Organizer: Professor Marilyn WalkerJiaqi WuEngineering 2 Building, Room 280
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Organizer: Michael MatkinSep 18E2-180
