On March 12, CITRIS at the University of California, Merced held an open house and hosted a visit by the new CITRIS Director, Costas Spanos. […]
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Lt. Gov. Newsom Makes Disaster Preparedness Top Priority Based on Insights from CA Report Card
A new mobile website is making a difference in the California government. The California Report Card allows residents to directly advise elected leaders on state […]
CITRIS, INRIA and PRIME Sign Accord: Smart Cities Research and Open Innovation
Expert trio strike a partnership to accelerate the development of research and experimentation initiatives on issues relating to urban centers.
Sutardja Dai Hall Gets Comfy
Comfy is designed to make building occupants more comfortable at work by giving them an immediate connection to the heating and cooling in SDH.
How do you grade California? Announcing the California Report Card project
Californians can now use smartphones to grade their state on timely issues.
CITRIS Research Exchange Schedule for spring 2014
The semester schedule is now online.
Spring 2014 CITRIS Research Exchange Seminar Series
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.
CompFest brings together researchers from Berkeley and Stanford
Annual event by the CSE program allows students to learn more about local research in computational science.
New Manufacturing Revolution: 3D Printing and its Impact on Society
CITRIS is hosting a lunchtime panel discussion on Nov. 6.
Experts Weigh Opportunities and Challenges of Public Open Data
Civic engagement. International politics. Data transparency. These were some of the key themes emerging from the September 12 conference, “Can Open Data Improve Democratic Governance?”
Big Ideas has Launched
The 2013-2014 Big Ideas@Berkeley contest is now open.
CITRIS Foundry Excels at Advancing Technology from Idea to Product
Lighting-fast bio-inspired Dash robots are easy for anyone to build.
“Public Open Data: The Good, the Bad, the Future” blog post featured on PBS Media Shift
Read Deputy Director Camille Crittenden’s blog post on open data, government transparency, and civic engagement.
Upcoming Open Data Conference at UC Berkeley Attracting World Wide Audience
On 9/12, CITRIS and IGS present a 1-day conference exploring the importance that open data has on improving governance.
Muller and White win Maxwell Award from IEEE
The pair were recognized for their pioneering work in MEMS technology.
Heather Young Joins as New Chief Scientist at UC Davis
Dr. Young is a nurse leader, educator and scientist and a nationally recognized expert in gerontological nursing and rural health care.
Steve Glaser’s American River Basin Water Supply Project Featured in SF Chronicle
“Smart sensors can measure pretty much anything”
Fall 2013 CITRIS Research Exchange Seminar Series
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…
CITRIS Engages the Next Generation of Students Prepping for College
CITRIS promotes college readiness with hackathon and interactive apps
Transforming Waves to Energy: Ocean Power
The Ocean Power team from UC Davis won the first Sustainability Award Competition with a prototype that harnesses energy from waves.
NHPR Radio Interview with Ken Goldberg on Rashomon Project
Hear the audio interview on the Rashomon Project with Ken Goldberg by New Hampshire News.
View the 2013 CITRIS Impact Report Online
This interactive site allows users to discover how CITRIS continues to foster innovation and enhance connections among researchers and partners.
David Lindeman joins CITRIS Health Care Initiative
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.
Rashomon Project featured in New Scientist
The Rashomon Project is developing an open-source toolkit that can facilitate the rapid assembly and public review of “Video Timelines” where many video and photo perspectives are time-aligned and displayed simultaneously.