Sensors, Networks, Usability-and Thermostats, Sep 14
Thermostats are getting smarter, but are they doing their job of providing comfort and convenience to the occupant as well as managing energy consumption? This […]
Events
38 events found.
i4Energy Center Research Symposium, Sep 18
, bringing multi-disciplinary minds together together to create information technology advances for our multi-layered energy challenges. i Energy is a collaboration among (U.C. Berkeley, Davis, […]
BigIdeas@Berkeley Information Session, Sep 18
Come get inspired and learn how to participate in the 2012-2013 Big Ideas@Berkeley Contest! Big Ideas provides funding support and encouragement to students with creative […]
The Hidden Dimensions of Sustainable Neighborhoods: whole-system secrets for an enriched urban future, Sep 19
Energy and Resources Group Fall 2012 Colloquium Series (ER295)
What Lies Beneath: The Foundations of Motivation in the Age of Social Media, Sep 19
In this talk, I’ll focus on the deep motivations that drive so many to create, interact, and collaborate on Facebook, StackExchange, Wikipedia, Twitter, and countless […]
The Real Reasons We Must Have a Smart Grid for the 21st Century, Sep 21
Attempts to sell the smart grid to electricity consumers and taxpayers have understandably leaned toward promoting the “carrot” of customer-side applications and their benefits, the […]
Gina Neff: "Information Labor as Venture Labor: Policy Implications of Technology Industry Risk", Sep 25
Gina Neff is an associate professor of communication at the University of Washington. She studies the contemporary economics of media production by examining the relationship […]
The Online Revolution: High-Quality Education for Everyone, Sep 26
Last year, Stanford University offered three online courses, which anyone in the world could enroll in and take for free. Students were expected to submit […]
Fiat Lux through the Lens of Science and Technology, Sep 26
Each panelist will choose an Ansel Adams image from the Fiat Lux collection. The audience will first have a chance to discuss their own observations […]
Proximity-Based Monitoring of Electric Circuits, Sep 28
The ability to sense electrical quantities without the need for direct galvanic contact enables several exciting application in the area of pervasive energy monitoring and […]
Human Drivers of Climate Change: Energy, Economic Growth, and Trade, Oct 1
Energy and Resources Group/Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Joint Faculty Candidate Job Talk
ATC Lecture: Fernanda Viegas and Martin Wattenberg, Designers, Boston, MA: Visualization and the Joy of Revelation, Oct 1
Fernanda Viégas and Martin Wattenberg explore the joy of revelation: the special electricity of seeing a city from the air, of hearing a secret, of […]
Human Drivers of Climate Change: Energy, Economic Growth, and Trade, Oct 1
Energy and Resources Group/Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Joint Faculty Candidate Job Talk
Tweeting Your Way to the White House, Oct 1
Social media has changed the landscape of American politics. Candidates are using more sophisticated social media strategies and voters are communicating more actively among themselves. […]
Hybrid Assemblages, Environments, And Happenings: Technologies And Strategies For An Emerging Participatory Culture, Oct 3
This talk will present and critique a body of work evolving across several years of research at the intersection of computer science and participatory culture […]
EECS Colloquium: End-User Programming and Intelligent Tutoring Systems, Oct 3
ABSTRACT: Millions of end users today have access to programmable environments such as spreadsheets and smartphones, but lack the programming expertise to write even small […]
Intelligence and Machines: Creating Intelligent Machines by Modeling the Brain, Oct 3
Jeff Hawkins will present the Hitchcock lectures on October 2 and October 3, 2012. The second lecture, titled “Intelligence and Machines: Creating Intelligent Machines by […]
Technology Innovation for the Base of the Pyramid, Oct 3
Energy and Resources Group Fall 2012 Colloquium Series (ER295)
SPH Faculty Research Seminar presents Dr. Malo Hutson – Community Development as 'Preventive Medicine': Reducing Health Care Costs and Improving Population Health, Oct 4
Join us to learn about the world-class public health research being conducted at Berkeley! Each week features a different, student-nominated faculty member presenting their latest […]
SPH Faculty Research Seminar presents Dr. Malo Hutson – Community Development as 'Preventive Medicine': Reducing Health Care Costs and Improving Population Health, Oct 4
Join us to learn about the world-class public health research being conducted at Berkeley! Each week features a different, student-nominated faculty member presenting their latest […]
Innovators@Cal, Oct 4
Innovators@Cal is an exciting event that fosters collaboration across the entire UC Berkeley campus. Come and attend Innovators@Cal to intellectually engage with students across disciplines […]
New Developments in Chinese IP Law, Oct 4
This all-day conference will bring together senior policymakers, academics and international practitioners from China and the U.S. to discuss two important topics: (1) Revisions to […]
Innovators@Cal, Oct 4
Innovators@Cal is an exciting event that fosters collaboration across the entire UC Berkeley campus. Come and attend Innovators@Cal to intellectually engage with students across disciplines […]
Bringing New Technology To Market, A Case Study on Tesla Motors Sourcing Strategy, Oct 5
An interactive discussion geared for entrepreneurs looking to learn about sourcing strategy for new technology products. We will use Tesla Motor’s Roadster sourcing strategy to […]
Bringing New Technology To Market, A Case Study on Tesla Motors Sourcing Strategy, Oct 5
An interactive discussion geared for entrepreneurs looking to learn about sourcing strategy for new technology products. We will use Tesla Motor’s Roadster sourcing strategy to […]
From Promise to Practice – The Human Rights to Water and Sanitation, Oct 10
Energy and Resources Group Fall 2012 Colloquium Series (ER295)
From Promise to Practice – The Human Rights to Water and Sanitation, Oct 10
Energy and Resources Group Fall 2012 Colloquium Series (ER295)
Rajiv Shah, Administrator of USAID, Oct 10
The Blum Center for Developing Economies is honored to host USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah on October 10th at 4pm in Sibley Auditorium. Live stream: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/12198375 […]
The Rise Of Makers: Rethinking Innovation And Education, Oct 10
The maker movement has grown out of Make Magazine and Maker Faire. It is a grassroots movement that invites participation of amateurs of all ages […]
Parks, Technology and 21st Century Education, Oct 11
Julia Washburn, Associate Director for Interpretation and Education at the United States National Park Service, will present the Park Service’s vision for the role of […]
Parks, Technology and 21st Century Education, Oct 11
Julia Washburn, Associate Director for Interpretation and Education at the United States National Park Service, will present the Park Service’s vision for the role of […]
Grand Opening: UC Berkeley Student Environmental Resource Center, Oct 12
The Student Environment Resource Center (SERC) will be holding its official grand opening event on Friday, October 12th from 3:30 to 5:00 PM. The event […]
Big Data Analytics in Business, Services Centers, and Healthcare, Oct 17
Professor Akella will describe his research, which is based on extensive interactions with Silicon Valley and firms such as AOL, SAP, Cisco, IBM. He will […]
SPH Faculty Research Seminar presents Dr. Jaspal Sandhu – "Design: Systematic Innovation in Public Health", Oct 18
Join us each Thursday to learn about the world-class public health research being conducted at Berkeley, meet faculty and enjoy free snacks. Every week features […]
Science and the Media, Oct 18
David Perlman from the San Francisco Chronicle and Charles Petit, founder of the MIT Science Journalism Tracker will be focusing on “Science and the Media”. […]
Science and the Media, Oct 18
David Perlman from the San Francisco Chronicle and Charles Petit, founder of the MIT Science Journalism Tracker will be focusing on “Science and the Media”. […]
A New View of AC Power Distribution Systems, Oct 19
Electric power distribution used to be so pleasant and simple: power flowed down the wires from a nice substation to a happy consumer, and if […]