Dr. Shirley Meng's Lab Group has developed a new chemistry that enables batteries to run in much cooler conditions that today's batteries. Today's batteries stop working at -20 degrees Celsius while Dr. Meng's group's was able to get their batteries working at -60 degrees Celsius.
Professor Shaochen Chen received the Milton C. Shaw Manufacturing Research Metal from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). He was recognized for his seminal contributions to the science and technology of manufacturing processes in the areas of 3-D printing, bioprinting, and…
Congratulations to David on receiving the Hellman Fellowship early-career award on his research in the development of next-generation solar cells...read more
Professor Donald Sirbuly leads a team of Engineers at the University of California San Diego in developing Nanofiber Optic Force Transducers. The miniature device is about 100 times thinner than a human hair and is capable of detecting forces from swimming bacteria and also hear the beating of…
Professor Vasquez-Mena was invited to Dool Elementary in Calexico, CA by the school counselor, Mr. Sammy…
Dr. Wei Gao, a Nanoengieering alumni (CENG PhD 2014) and former PhD student of Professor Joseph Wang, has accepted the position of Assistant Professor in the Department of Medical Engineering at Caltech. Warmest Congratulations and best wishes to Wei.
Congratulations to Dr. Chuze Ma (Laboratory for Energy Storage and Conversion), who recently received his Ph.D in NanoEngineering. His defense on "Beyond Lithium: Novel Electrode Materials for Room Temperature Na-ion Batteries" was presented on June 13, 2017. Dr. Ma has been with the Department…