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Written by Staff report
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Friday, 19 June 2009 |
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John Bowers, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of California, Santa Barbara, has won a research award from Palo Alto-based HP as part of that company’s second annual HP Labs Innovation research program.
The firm didn’t say how much the award was for. The proposed project is titled “High-Speed, Low-Threshold Hybrid Silicon Evanescent Ring Resonator Lasers.”
HP funded 60 projects from 46 universities in 12 countries. The program is designed to create opportunities for colleges, universities and research institutes to conduct collaborative research with HP.
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With pundits, politicians and even Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak piling on Toyota Motor Co. over acceleration problems with U.S. and European models, I turned to one of the experts in quality and consumer preferences.
Hayes Commercial Group in Santa Barbara just released its year-end report, with some grim numbers that just go to prove 2009 is best left forgotten.
Week in Review 
