UCLA Engineering: UCLA Engineer

Welcome to the online archives for UCLA Engineer, the magazine of the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science.

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		The Spring 2008 issue includes features on next generation biofuels, fusion energy research, and algae for hydrogen production. It also includes articles on the Institute for Technology Advancement, three faculty members' election to the National Academy of Engineering, as well as news on student grouups, alumni and recent UCLA Engineering programs and events.
		The Fall 2007 issue includes features on mobile networking, next generation LED panels and a collaboration with the School of Theater, Film and Television. It also includes articles on faculty and student activities, alumni news, and information on UCLA Engineering events and programs.
		The Spring 2007 issue features new developments in reverse osmosis technology that promise to lower costs, medical monitoring devices, and a way to perform surgery from remote locations. It also includes articles on faculty and student activities, alumni news, and information on UCLA Engineering events and programs.
		The Fall 2006 issue features innovative research into contaminants in beach sand, a lab-on-a-chip blood test, and a reassessment of the no-slip condition at the nanoscale. The magazine also includes articles on faculty and student activities, alumni news, and UCLA Engineering events and programs. An indexed version of the magazine is also available.
		The Spring 2006 issue covers a recent collaboration that has resulted in a pediatric heart valve, affordable plastic solar panels, the new Western Institute for Nanoelectronics, and curriculum revisions that will strengthen undergraduate engineering at UCLA. It also includes articles on faculty and student activities, alumni news, and information on UCLA Engineering events and programs. An indexed version of the magazine is also available.
		The Fall 2005 issue highlights research into bone regeneration, applying sensor technology to road repair, multiscale modeling systems for new materials, and the School's new online Master of Science degree program. It also includes articles on faculty and student activities, alumni news, and information on UCLA Engineering events and programs. An indexed version of the magazine is also available.
		The Spring 2005 issue includes articles on the School's 60th anniversary, muscle-powered micro devices, the first silicon laser and improved event driven software systems. There are also articles on our faculty and students, research highlights, alumni news, and information on UCLA Engineering activities. An indexed version of the magazine is also available.
		The Fall 2004 issue includes articles on organic-based next generation electronic devices, a hydrogen fueling station at UCLA, automated testing tools for elementary teachers and a new sol gel material that will serve as an energy source for bio-nano devices. There are also articles on our faculty and students, as well as activities in the School. The 2003-04 Annual Report features highlights from the previous year. An indexed version of the magazine is also available.
		The Spring 2004 issue features articles on the UCLA Biomedical Informatics Center, a multi-campus wireless hybrid testbed initiative, expanded embedded sensor system capabilities, and the School's newest research center, the Center for Scalable and Integrated Nanomanufacturing. There are also articles on the new undergraduate bioengineering program, and highlights of faculty research and student activities. An indexed version of the magazine is also available.
		The Fall 2003 edition of UCLA Engineer highlights the School's new Functional Engineered Nano Architectonics Focus Center. An air hybrid vehicle and new nanoengineered surfaces are also covered in this edition. In addition, new undergraduate research programs in the School are showcased. The magazine also includes highlights and statistics from the 2002-03 fiscal year. An indexed version of the magazine is also available.
		The Spring 2003 issue has articles on reconfigurable fabric, spray cooling systems for chips, fractal antennas, and the Engineering I replacement facility, as well as profiles of new engineering faculty and outstanding students in the School. An indexed version of the magazine is also available.
		The redesigned Fall 2002 edition highlights the NASA-funded Institute for Cell Mimetic Space Exploration newly established at UCLA, the work under way in the Center for Embedded Networked Sensing, Professor Faloutsos' research in physics-based animation techniques, the impact of ubiquitous computing on education, and an ONR-supported mobile, wireless network. It also includes highlights and statistics from the 2001- 02 fiscal year. An indexed version of the magazine is also available.