Monthly Luncheon Programs which provide a forum for presentation of topics of interest, and an opportunity for meeting fellow engineers, scientists, and business professionals.
Buildings consume 39% of global energy (more than industry or transportation). Regulations around the world are increasing the pressure to make buildings more efficient.
How can you protect yourself against Cybercrime?
In our eighth year of an unprecedented drought - Building water supply resiliency.
Natural systems--such as climbing geckos and wandering vines--are incredibly robust, adaptable, and capable of handling certainty in their environments.
In astronomy the only way to get a bigger signal is to build a bigger telescope or make a better camera for an existing telescope.
Dr. Denise Montell's lab at UCSB has discovered that many different types of cells can recover from the brink of death.
35 million tons of food are lost or wasted annually in the United States alone.
Helping footwear brands to make better shoes.
35 million tons of food are lost or wasted annually in the United States. Sensors for Food Safety.
Using a microscopic mirage to chemically identify and map materials.
Reverse engineering the sense of touch.
The SEC and its members fully support the Santa Barbara Science Fair, and we are pleased to recognize the winners and their mentors at this month's SEC meeting.
Dr. Burton Tripathi of TrueVision on "The future of microsurgery - the digital transformation"