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Computational Research and Theory Facility: A Catalyst for Scientific Discovery
The new facility will help drive innovation in the computational sciences.
Solving the Brueghel Imbroglio: New tech to shed light on old paintings
This could be the basis of a paradigm for making the work on other artists more accessible and collaborative
CITRIS joins New Cities Foundation
NCF and CITRIS build on existing collaboration on the Foundation’s Task Force on Connected Commuting in Silicon Valley.
Energy use in Sutardja Dai Hall
Building new ways to monitor a building’s energy consumption.
Rosen helps develop robotic surgery systems for medical research laboratories
Robotic surgery allows innovative surgical procedures that are minimally invasive than current procedures.
CITRIS welcomes new staff member Nate Metzler to the UC Davis campus
Nate joined us in December.
Spring 2012 Research Exchange Seminar Series Schedule
The Spring 2012 Research Exchange Seminar Series
Innovative Information Technology, Sensors and Controls for Stable and Sustainable Energy
“The key is our ability to predict and deliver power ahead of time,” noted David Culler, the initiative’s faculty lead.
Spring 2012 i4Energy Seminar Series
The Spring 2012 i4Energy Seminar Series
Catching Supernova in the Act
Data-enabled science allowed detection of Type Ia supernova hours after explosion.
Lecture series on YouTube
Our recent seminar series can be found as playlists.
Call for Proposals – CA Higher Education Sustainability Conference 2012 at UC Davis
This conference will highlight cutting-edge case studies as well as research, curriculum development, and community partnerships.
Driving toward millivolt electronics
Researchers at E3S are developing devices that will yield a millionfold reduction in power for future generations of electronic systems.
Serious Games Getting More Serious at CITRIS
Serious Games, the industry term for video games that are developed for more than entertainment, have seen a massive growth, both in research and development, and usage.
Daniel Hirleman is Interim CITRIS Director at Merced
Daniel Hirleman has been appointed as the Interim CITRIS Director of UC Merced.
CITRIS Holiday Gala: December 7
We look forward to celebrating another successful year here.
New start-up focuses on online brainstorming and generating insightful solutions
Ken Goldberg has started a new company to usher in the next age of brainstorming.
NSF awards $2 million to expand Sierra Nevada water sensors
A 4-year grant will support CITRIS efforts to monitor our water supply.
UC system generates $46.3B in economic activity for state
The University of California is a key economic catalyst for the state, generating $46.3 billion in annual economic activity for California.
Nina Amenta is the new Director at UC Davis
She will help guide the CITRIS Initiatives and enhance collaboration between the UC Davis researchers and the other three CITRIS campuses.
Student competition at CITRIS: $45K in prizes
Our annual student competition for student-led proposals.
Jay Han has been named CITRIS Medical Director
Dr. Han is an Associate Professor in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the UC Davis School of Medicine.
UCSC-Cisco partnership in Network Management and Operations expands to UC Davis
The goal of the NMO Lab is to engage students and faculty by addressing real-world problems in complex networks, and in a variety of topics that include quality of service, customer support, intelligent and automated management of network devices.