CITRIS and the Banatao Institute
Creating information technology solutions for society's most pressing challenges
Proximity to Silicon Valley makes UC Santa Cruz a natural place to engage the world’s industrial leaders and put new technology solutions to work. CITRIS Santa Cruz explores the design of new systems for immersive video and augmented reality, intelligent media for social good, and exploring the intersection of computing approaches from artificial intelligence, computer graphics, and software engineering with art and design. Creating new forms of interactive media with autonomous, generative, and dynamic responses to interaction has broad applications to fields from education, health, and entertainment to security and safety.
CITRIS Santa Cruz also examines the societal impact of CPS and IoT. Just as desktop computers and personal computing became commonplace decades ago, consumers are now acclimating to the idea that the objects they handle, the media they use, and the services they employ to process information are embedded with intelligence to improve everyday life.
Professor, Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology
UC Santa Cruz
Physical And Biological Sciences, Biochemistry, Anatomy, Immunity, Inflammation, Mechanistic Understanding Of Disease, Molecular Pathogenesis, Pharmacology, Protein Engineering, Toxicology
Professor Spanos begins his term as CITRIS Director on February 1, 2014.
He will facilitate research, education, and development of health care technology solutions.
We use water to generate power, to grow half of the nation’s fruits, nuts, and vegetables, to preserve our environment, to prevent wildfires, to make silicon chips…
The semester schedule is now online.
This is the second semester for the new format for CITRIS seminars. The i4Energy series will now be folded into the Research Exchange seminar series.
The 2014 Seed Funding Opportunity invites CITRIS PI’s to apply for a one-year Seed Grant that will support CITRIS research initiatives.
CITRIS is hosting a lunchtime panel discussion on Nov. 6.
Viers has his paddle in the river and his head in the cloud.
Changes at CITRIS include new leadership and new center affiliations.
The 2013-2014 Big Ideas@Berkeley contest is now open.
On 9/12, CITRIS and IGS present a 1-day conference exploring the importance that open data has on improving governance.
This semester marks the start of a new format for CITRIS seminars. The i4Energy series will now be folded into the Research Exchange seminar series…
We have boosted our ability to encourage collaborative research among academia, industry and government with our Invention Lab and Foundry.
The DECSE is essentially a graduate minor designed to give PhD students fluency in modeling, simulation, and data analysis tools.
Posted on July 11, 2013 We are pleased to announce the publication of 2013 CITRIS Impact Report! This interactive online site allows users to explore and discover […]
This interactive site allows users to discover how CITRIS continues to foster innovation and enhance connections among researchers and partners.
Dr. Lindeman will help coordinate health care projects among the CITRIS campuses and has worked in the field of again for more than 30 years.
UCSC senior design projects sponsored by CITRIS and others were presented last week.
Research at UCSC works on the storage and management of vast amounts of electronic data.
Both Professors bring their extensive experience in interactive product design and engineering to the lab.
The fourth CITRIS SCHEME meeting recently took place, uniting physician and engineers to discuss the future of medicine and information technology.
