UC Receives $22 Million FCC Telehealth Grant

The University of California, in partnership with a coalition of government
agencies, health care providers and others, received a three-year, $22 million
award from the Federal Communications Commission to help develop
a new California Telehealth Network.

Professor Carlo Sequin

Professor Emeritus, Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences (EECS)
UC Berkeley

Engineering, 3d Modeling, Artistic Geometry, Cad Tools, Computational Design, Computational Geometry, Computer Graphics, Computer-aided Design, Digital Art, Digital Fabrication, Fabrication, Geometric Modeling, Geometry Processing, Gr, Graphics, Hci, Human-computer Interaction, Mathematical Art, Mathematical Visualizations, Surface Modeling, Technical Illustration, User Interface Design, Visual Computing, Visualization Software

Cell phone + Microscope = CellScope

While telemedicine research continues to make remarkable strides in increasing access to care for underserved populations, obstacles such as cost, operation, and sustainability significantly limit its adoption and use.

Claire Tomlin interviewed as MacArthur grantee

Dr. Claire Tomlin, recipient of a 2006 MacArthur Foundation
"Genius" Fellowship, speaks about the experience of
receiving $500,000 "no strings attached" to pursue creative ideas in
engineering.

UK House of Lords report includes TRUST talk summaries

Members of the CITRIS center TRUST briefed the UK House of Lords Science and Technology committee in the spring. Summaries of their talks can be found in the final report, "Personal Internet Security."

UC president to step down

Robert C. Dynes, a renowned physicist who rose to become head of the 10-campus university system, announced Monday his intention to step down as president by June 2008, nearly five years after he took over leadership of the University of California.

Summer of Service Institute shares videos and photos

The Summer of Service Technology Institute won the Special Prize for Best Use of IT for Rural America ($5000 from AT&T) in this year's CITRIS White Paper competition and has now produced a summary video to share how the institute went.

Paul Wright named CITRIS Acting Director

Paul Wright, the current Chief Scientist at CITRIS, has been appointed Acting Director of the institute. Prof. Wright is a professor in Mechanical Engineering and co-director of both the Berkeley Manufacturing Institute and the Berkeley Wireless Research Center.

Paul Wright Honored

Paul Wright, CITRIS Chief Scientist at UC Berkeley, has been awarded the 2007 NAMRI/SME S.M. Wu Research Implementation Award, which recognizes individuals for outstanding original research presented at the North American Manufacturing Research Conference.

Glenn Ballard

Co-founder and research director of the Lean Construction Institute (LCI)
UC Berkeley

Engineering, Lean Construction / Project Production, Improvement Methods, Lean Construction, Project Production Systems