Engineering Progress Magazine Fall 2020
Bolstering Cybersecurity Efforts Nationwide
Since 2019, when Houman Homayoun joined the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering as an associate professor, he has served as the site director for the National Science Foundation Center for Hardware and Embedded Systems Security and Trust (CHEST). His research focus is in the broad area of computer engineering, with an emphasis on hardware security and trust, computer system security, heterogeneous computing and energy-efficient computing. Read more →
A New Era in Engineering Design
On Friday, October 9, 2020, the College of Engineering kicked off the Engineering Student Design Center (ESDC) expansion with a groundbreaking ceremony and virtual celebration. The ESDC expansion will more than double the current space in Bainer Hall to 23,000 square feet and allow students across all disciplines to discover the power of design through rapid prototyping, 3-D printing and an incredible range of physical and digital technologies. Read more →
UC Davis Engineering Receives $107M in Research Funding
The UC Davis College of Engineering has grown its research efforts this year to an all-time high of $107M in funding, highlighting the knowledge and expertise of our engineers at UC Davis solving the world’s most pressing problems. New efforts in the college include:
- Bridging the Gap Plus Program
- Center for Hardware and Embedded Systems Security and Trust
- Artificial Intelligence Institute for Next Generation Food Systems
- University of California Pavement Research Center
Engineering Spotlight
Professor Emeritus: Izzat (Ed) Idriss
An internationally-recognized leader in the field of soil mechanics and foundation engineering, civil and environmental engineer Izzat (Ed) Idriss, professor emeritus of civil and environmental engineering, has influenced the construction of dams, nuclear power plants, office buildings, hospitals, railways and bridges around the world. Read more →
2020 UC Davis Alumni Award Winner: Hope Bovenzi
Hope Bovenzi received her B.S. degree in electrical engineering at the UC Davis College of Engineering in 2012. Since graduating, she went on to work for Texas Instruments and quickly became the youngest sector general manager for Automotive Infotainment while continuing to give back to her community and the college. Read more →