Engineering professor receives prestigious NSF early-career award

The National Science Foundation has recognized Timothy Rupert, UCI assistant professor of mechanical & aerospace engineering and chemical engineering & materials science, with a CAREER award.

Engineering professor receives prestigious NSF early-career award

The National Science Foundation has recognized Timothy Rupert, UCI assistant professor of mechanical & aerospace engineering and chemical engineering & materials science, with a CAREER award.

UCI scientists partner with Under Armour to create squidlike fabric for self-regulating thermal comfort

With a $2.8 million grant, UCI assistant professor of chemical engineering & materials science Alon Gorodetsky and colleagues are working with Under Armour to create a fabric based on the adaptive principles of squid skin that will enable wearers to regulate their own temperature.

Professor Martha Mecartney named a fellow of the American Ceramic Society

UC Irvine’s Martha Mecartney, professor of chemical engineering & materials science at The Henry Samueli School of Engineering, has been named a fellow of the American Ceramic Society.

Professor Martha Mecartney named a fellow of the American Ceramic Society

UC Irvine’s Martha Mecartney, professor of chemical engineering & materials science at The Henry Samueli School of Engineering, has been named a fellow of the American Ceramic Society.

UC Irvine News Brief: Mohraz wins award

Ali Mohraz, UC Irvine assistant professor of chemical engineering & materials science, has received a $400,000 Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award from the National Science Foundation.

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UCI rates as top-producing school for prestigious international exchange program

UCI chemists' solar-powered device generates electricity through ion transport

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Engineers pioneer platinum shell formation process - and achieve first-ever observation

UCI researchers have devised a new method of dynamically forming a platinum shell on a metallic alloy nanoparticle core, a development that may lead to better materials for oxygen reduction reactions in fuel cells that power some cars and electronic devices. In a first, engineers were able to observe the process directly, in real time, […]