Tracking a building's occupancy rate can help managers target where the heating and cooling go.
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UCSC engineers are installing an EV recharge station and developing a smart-battery management interface system.
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The ingenuity, persistence, and commitment at CITRIS is helping California, and the nation, navigate a course to a cleaner, more peaceful way of life.
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Director Paul Wright reports on the addition of two wonderful new leaders to our team.
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This could be the basis of a paradigm for making the work on other artists more accessible and collaborative
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The new CITRIS@Davis director is compelled to get involved in research that will “have real world impact in other areas.”
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Programs promote healthy behaviors by feeding information to overweight and asthmatic youth.
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Many of California’s residents are tragically underserved.
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When mothers can successfully nurse their children…measurable benefits are amplified over the entire lifetime of the child.
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This is a problem of knowledge, specifically of local information, since dengue fever’s prevention depends on eliminating local breeding sites.
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We are very excited here at CITRIS about the innovative applications of basic information technologies and principles to some very resistant societal problems.
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State’s Power Challenges Demand a Response: Sutardja Dai Hall Automates One
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Assessment Group helps Pinoleville Pomo Nation Implement Sustainable Tech
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CITRIS’s ‘Big Bets’ emerge out of our strategic planning work and address problems that are of significant importance. They each address a fundamental requirement for human life: Health, Sustainability and Energy.
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A new approach could allow for more affordable, efficient, and portable gas-detecting devices that could revolutionize industry.
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The world is full of valuable information that, if known, would save money, lives, and numerous resources. The trusses supporting our bridges contain information about when the aging structures will become dangerous to cross.
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Professor Ali Javey works at the intersection of chemistry, electrical engineering, materials science, and physics.
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For the last decade, we at CITRIS have focused our efforts there, developing intelligent technologies that help measure, track, and manage water, energy, and other key resources in innovative ways that benefit the economy, the environment, and our quality of life.
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A CITRIS-supported collaboration between scientists at UC Merced and UC Berkeley professor is deploying networks of wireless sensors in a prototype project at the National Science Foundation’s Southern Sierra Critical Zone Observatory. The sensors measure snow depth and other environmental factors that, once known, will allow much better measurement and prediction of the availability of our most precious resource.
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This newsletter covers CITRIS’s emerging energy-efficiency testbed community
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