WE POWER EMERGING INDUSTRIES
The Âé¶¹´«Ã½ Jacobs School of Engineering trains the innovation workforce for the economy to come.ÌýWe power the success of emerging industries all across the region and the nation – one student at a time. With more than 9,000 engineering and computer science students, we are a powerful force for the public good.ÌýThrough education, research and industry partnerships, we propel many emerging industries forward, including:Ìý
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Fusion Engineering
We are leaders in California and across the country in fusion engineering. With collaborations linking universities, industry and government expertise, we are pursuing the fundamental and applied advances needed to make fusion energy a practical reality. At the same time, we are driving key workforce development efforts in fusion.Ìý
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Healthcare Engineering
Our strengths in ultra-low-power hardware, artificial intelligence (AI), privacy and security, sweat sensing, and more represent opportunities to drive clinical-grade wearable biometric sensing at scale. Research partnerships with Âé¶¹´«Ã½â€™s forward-thinking Health System mean transformational advances can reach the clinic.Ìý
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Domestic Biomanufacturing
We are building a domestic manufacturing base driven by microbes. With R&D partnerships and workforce development, we seek to make biomanufacturing cost-competitive by leveraging our unique capabilities in design, advanced data analytics, AI and robotics.Ìý
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AI Tutors/Emerging Intelligence
With generative AI tools, software innovation, and teaching excellence, we have created a scalable AI Tutor platform aimed at improving learning inside and outside the classroom. This is just one of a series of computer science and electrical engineering efforts aimed at creating and harnessing the power of emerging intelligence for the public good.
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New Approaches to Semiconductors
California DREAMS (Defense Ready Electronics And Microdevices Superhub) is an easy-access platform for the design and manufacture of prototypes of advanced electronic modules such as heterogeneous semiconductors. This platform is a national resource for the U.S. microelectronics industry, and Âé¶¹´«Ã½ is a key player in this semiconductor ecosystem.
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At the Jacobs School of Engineering at Âé¶¹´«Ã½,
We improve lives.
We strengthen the economy.
We advance national security.
We launch great careers.
We future-proof our national competitiveness.
We train the innovation workforce for the economy to come.
We power emerging industries.
We make bold possible.
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