Computer scientist Arpit Gupta and vision scientist Miguel Eckstein will discuss AI as a research tool during UCSB Library's "AI in Action" public speaker event on Sept. 29.

UCSB associate professor of computer science Michael Beyeler and his colleagues used a deep-learning model to design patterns of electrical stimulation for electrodes temporarily implanted in the visual cortex — the region at the back of the brain that processes visual information — of a blind participant.

The Integrated Networking, Scholarship and Peer Interaction for First-Year Engineers (INSPIRE) program, which recently wrapped its second year, combines seminars that introduce students to the college, to potential careers and to each other with supportive mentoring along the way.

The Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence at UC Santa Barbara prepares you to design, build, and evaluate AI systems that learn from data, interpret the world, and support decision-making acr...

UCSB Library has launched its "AI in Action" speaker series to explore how the rapidly advancing technology can deepen understanding, expand access to knowledge and inspire new forms of scholarship.

UC is No. 1 in a National Academy of Inventors ranking of U.S. schools granted the most U.S. utility patents released today, March 19. Patents are a key driver of economic success and quality of life.

Researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara built the Broadband-Plan Querying Tool to independently measures broadband availability and affordability by mimicking what any consumer can ...

By Sheila Khan, Program Associate, CRA-E The Computing Research Association (CRA) congratulates the recipients of the 2025-26 CRA Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award. Faculty from institutio…

We propose a systematic, quantitative approach to detect and characterize unsafe stimulation patterns in ML-driven neurostimulation systems.

Courses in the new major, based in the Computer Science Department and part of the Robert Mehrabian College of Engineering, will be offered starting in the 2026-2027 academic year.

UC Santa Barbara computer science assistant professor Murphy Yuezhen Niu, who is also a physicist, has been awarded a prestigious CAREER Award from the National Science Foundation to support her work ...