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It’s Crowdfund UC Davis time 💡 Support student engineering projects turning bold ideas into real-world impact. Give, share or match a gift at https://ow.ly/5bL450Y7M9t
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A plant scientist and a chemical engineer struck up a friendship over a mutual interest in slimy goop. It's helped them discover why wilt bacteria can kill plants so quickly @ucdavisengineering.bsky.social @ucdaviscaes.bsky.social www.ucdavis.edu/news/biologi...
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UC Davis Coffee Center Director William Ristenpart; Starbucks co-founder Jerry Baldwin and wife Jane; Audrey Russek, library curator for Food and Drink; and University Librarian and Vice Provost William Garrity, with the original Starbucks manifesto at the UC Davis Library.
A world-class coffee collection for research, teaching and discovery is taking shape at the UC Davis Library, made possible with recent donations by coffee industry pioneers Jerry Baldwin, Russ Kramer and the Specialty Coffee Association. buff.ly/xsGa9Aq
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A picture of Sambhav Agarwal, the founder of Sortify with words saying Startup of the Month
Meet Sortify, a UC Davis student-led startup named Startup of the Month by Comstock’s Magazine. Founded by computer science students, Sortify is tackling a problem we all face: knowing which bin our waste belongs in.
Learn more: https://ow.ly/EsgN50Y4stk
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Algeo standing in a large greenhouse surrounded by rows of green seedlings under a glass roof.
Imagine a greenhouse where ai helps guide decisions, from climate control to crop care. This is what Grace Algeo, engineering master's student & Gotham Greens assistant grower, envisions for the future of controlled environment agriculture. 🌱
Read more: https://ow.ly/Ji3550Y1uJ0.
A squirrel standing alert on the ground covered with dry autumn leaves near a large tree trunk on the UC Davis campus.
Small paws, big ideas? These campus squirrels might just be engineers in training 🐿️😉
Happy #NationalSquirrelAppreciationDay!
Image description: A squirrel standing alert on the ground covered with dry autumn leaves near a large tree trunk on the UC Davis campus.
Shreya Chandra is in a black suit with a green dress shirt, standing in the Diane Bryant Engineering Student Design Center
Congratulations to UC Davis mechanical & aerospace engineering senior Shreya Chandra on being named a 2026 20 Twenties award recipient by Aviation Week Network and Accenture!
🔗 Read about this honor: https://ow.ly/6yZK50XYtbm
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We've got the future in focus 🔍
This issue of Engineering Progress Magazine explores Aggie Engineers turning bold ideas into socially responsible solutions, for a better tomorrow built today.
Read the magazine: https://ow.ly/sA9Z50Y0guB
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Four young adults posing outdoors on a sunny day, two wearing white lab coats and two in casual clothes, with trees and people in the background.
What happens when you say “yes” to trying something new? For this UC Davis student, it started with a pre-college course in chemical engineering and ended with a passion in making the field approachable and fun.
Read more: https://ow.ly/7swZ50XXGWP
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Leite stands by solar panels outdoors
Marina Leite, professor of materials science and engineering, was recently named 2026 Distinguished Lecturer for IEEE Photonics Society for her exemplary contributions to the field of photonics.
Learn more: https://ow.ly/oRZP50XWPqR
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A selfie of UC Davis biomedical engineering students at the UC Davis Medical Center.
UC Davis biomedical engineering student Talia Lemmons gained clinical experience through Quarter at Aggie Square, from shadowing surgeons to designing medical devices, helping with her future in medical device development.
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Learn more: https://ow.ly/zfL950XWPhr
Lifeng Lai sits indoors near a window wearing a striped button-up shirt.
We’re proud to share that Lifeng Lai, professor of electrical and computer engineering, has been named an IEEE Fellow — an honor awarded to fewer than 0.1% of IEEE members each year.
Learn more about this recognition: https://ow.ly/oMhM50XTbVA
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UC Davis students are turning ideas into startups at the Student Startup Center with courses, daily events, prototyping space, and mentorship. 🚀🔧
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Learn more: https://engineering.ucdavis.edu/news/creating-tomorrows-entrepreneurs-look-inside-uc-davis-student-startup-center
In Engineering Progress Magazine, UC Davis alum and industry leader John Wasson reflects on how his chemical engineering education shaped his approach to solving complex global challenges.
Read more: https://ow.ly/Naeq50XQoM9
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Smartphone screen shows a bank alert about unusual account activity with words that read Training the Defenders of the Digital Age
As cybercrime surges, UC Davis computer scientist Matt Bishop aims to build a stronger frontline. His SWEEPS initiative trains developers to write secure, resilient software from day one to proactively defending our digital lives.
Read more: https://ow.ly/H2gw50XQpnI
Abstract digital twin model representing hepatic artery system for the liver on a textured gray background with words that read Improving Cancer Treatment with Digital Twins
Imagine a doctor being able to individualize treatment for liver cancer with a digital replica of their patient’s body. That’s the future envisioned by Emilie Roncali, an associate prof. of biomedical engineering at UC Davis. 🩺
Read more: https://ow.ly/KnSU50XNpSR
Air Taxi shown in the air with text that reads Vertical Vision: How UC Davis is Shaping the Air Taxi Revolution
Flying taxis may have once seemed like science fiction, but UC Davis researcher Seongkyu Lee is helping make them a real-life commute option, from designing quieter vehicles to championing air mobility education. 🚁
Read more: https://ow.ly/vQi850XNoma
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Michael Neff, a professor of computer science at UC Davis, is exploring how realistic gestures, nonverbal communication and embodied AI agents can make virtual classrooms more interactive and engaging. 🥽
Read more at https://ow.ly/nQch50XMP4u
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Gloved hands holding a transparent container filled with vibrant green plant cells in a lab setting with text that reads Beyond Soil and Sunlight: An EPiC Reimagining of Accessible Biomanufacturing
A team of UC Davis researchers are rethinking where biomanufacturing can happen, from remote deserts to space, to build a sustainable future for making food, medicine and more.
Read more in Engineering Progress Magazine: https://ow.ly/U8AA50XLFkK
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A container being lifted by a crane near UC Davis water tower, symbolizing innovative cooling solutions for AI data centers with text that reads A Cooler Future for AI UC Davis Engineers Address the Hot Topic of Data Centers
In the most recent issue of Engineering Progress, two UC Davis researchers address some pressing questions about data centers, energy and potential solutions, from smarter server memory to water-saving cooling systems. ⚡
Read more: https://ow.ly/RNJc50XL0QB
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Three engineers in cleanroom suits and masks collaborate closely on a quantum engineering project in a lab setting with words that read Engineering the Quantum Leap
By pushing the boundaries of research, engineers and computer scientists at UC Davis are working to usher in the unfathomable potential of a fully realized quantum era. ⚛️
Read more in Engineering Progress: https://ow.ly/VCxk50XKxPB
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Congratulations are in order for Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Zhi Ding who has won the 2025-2026 UC Davis Prize for Undergraduate Teaching and Scholarly Achievement! 🏆
Read more about it at https://ow.ly/R8V450XKvfp. 🌟
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Hand holding a sensor and a drone with text that reads A Smarter Response to Disease How UC Davis Engineers are Building Tools to Slow the Next Outbreak
Engineers at UC Davis are building tools to spot early signs of disease in wildlife. Their work with the NSF Center for Pandemic Insights could help catch outbreaks before they spread. 💡
Read more in Engineering Progress Magazine: https://ow.ly/vvus50XJUgh
May and Corsi in conversation across a wooden conference table.
May and Corsi engaged in a friendly conversation while seated on a couch in an office setting.
In the latest edition of Engineering Progress Magazine, Dean Richard Corsi sat down with UC Davis Chancellor Gary May to explore what it will take to engineer a better future. 💬
Read their conversation: https://engineering.ucdavis.edu/engineering-progress/dean-download-envisioning-future
Three people, including a mascot in a chef hat, stand behind a table filled with rows of bottled juice for Aggie Moonlight Breakfast event.
Dean Corse wearing a large red bow tie and cowboy hat serving bottled juice.
Dean of the UC Davis Engineering, Richard Corsi Richard Corsi, helped serve refreshments at the Aggie Moonlight Breakfast this week, joining students for an end-of-quarter tradition. He sends warm wishes to all Aggies for a restful and enjoyable winter break. 💙💛
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Detailed view of a complex satellite payload with multiple instruments and gold foil insulation, displayed vertically next to a spacecraft payload bay mockup.
Rocket standing on launch pad at dusk with ocean horizon and colorful sunset sky in the background.
Rocket engine firing brightly against the dark sky during ascent phase of launch.
A dynamic digital twin designed by UC Davis engineers was launched into orbit aboard a SpaceX rocket. The innovation was carried by a Proteus Space satellite and is the first of its kind to be sent into space. 🚀🛰️
Learn more: https://ow.ly/PxKp50XHcMX
Future in Focus Engineering Progress Magazine
At UC Davis, we are engineering a better tomorrow. Through bold ideas and socially responsible solutions, we are keeping the future in focus. 🔍
Read the latest edition of Engineering Progress Magazine, just published today, Dec. 8: https://ow.ly/mBqC50XFYO6 📰
Principal investigator Yi Wang, right, assistant professor of biological and agricultural engineering examines a petri dish with graduate student Xu Kang
In a new federally funded project, UC Davis researchers are finding a more sustainable way to extract valuable components modern technologies from acidic wastewater. 💧⚡
https://ow.ly/NP8i50XAVIU
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Six band members pose with Gary May as he sits behind the drums.
Last week, the UC Davis College of Engineering band, The Technically Hip, brought some rhythm to Chancellor Gary May's faculty happy hour. They added an honorary member, May himself, because engineers know how to rock. 🎸
Meet the band: https://ow.ly/Kv1I50XylPe
Q&A: Stavros Vougioukas on the Future of Farm Robotics @ucdavisengineering.bsky.social engineering.ucdavis.edu/news/stavros...
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