Dejan Milutinović and his graduate students study the control of robotic and autonomous vehicle systems, especially in the presence of uncertainty.

In 2000, UC Santa Cruz made history with the Human Genome Project. Today, we're using the power of genomics to benefit people and the planet.

Robotics and Control Engineering is among the most interdisciplinary specialities offered at UCSC.

Professor Ricardo Sanfelice and his Hybrid Systems Lab work to develop Cyber Physical Systems that incorporate networks, computers, and physics, applied to aerial vehicles.

Meet one of the top Bayesian Statistics groups in the world and see how they use statistical models to create real world applications and solutions from massive amounts of data.

Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Marco Rolandi and his lab research the use of technological devices to mimic biological processes.

Experience how faculty and students in the Computer Science and Engineering Department are researching and developing applications that will enable the internet to evolve and advance to the next level.

Learn how Sri Kurniawan is leading her students in researching and developing games and assistive technologies to help people with special needs.

Join Professor Holger Schmidt for a tour of his optofluidics labs. Working together, Schmidt and his students and campus colleagues have discovered important biomedical applications for these technologies.

See how we are using mathematical methods and reasoning to solve real-world scientific problems of a scientific and decision-making challenges.

Learn about how genomics researchers are finding the common ancestor of birds and crocodilians.

This partnership between academic and industry explores develop new technologies and techniques to improve the manageability, scalability, security, reliability, longevity, and performance of storage systems.

Meet Computational Media professor Katherine Currie Isbister and see how she and her students use games to explore how technology can influence emotional experiences in humans.

]Use our growing understanding of the Neanderthal genome to build a greater understanding of human evolution.

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, engineers at UCSC were eager to join the fight to combat the disease's devastating effects. Learn about how they shifted their resources and research projects to address some of the most pressing problems of the current global crisis.