Events

As part of its Spring 2017 Lunch Seminar Series, the Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity presents Gilad Rosner, founder of the Internet of Things Privacy Forum.

Deep learning has spawned a wide range of AI applications that are changing our lives. However, deep learning models are both computationally and memory intensive. […]

In 1991, Chilean forensic scientists began the exhumation of 126 skeletons from Patio 29, a plot in the General Cemetery where the military ordered the […]

Artist and activist Ashley Hunt is interested in how images, objects, maps, writing and performance can engage social ideas and actions, including those of social […]

Abstract: We examine a risk-averse distributor’s decision in selecting between bottled wine and wine futures under weather and market uncertainty.

As part of its Spring 2017 Lunch Seminar Series, the Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity presents Ron Deibert, Director of Citizen Lab.

Dara Douraghi, studio director at Project Frog and a former Imagineer, will speak at Jacobs Hall.

System identification is a fundamental area in control theory, which is concerned with finding mathematical models of dynamical systems from data. In this talk, we […]

Bio: Dr. Yafeng Yin is a Professor at Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Michigan. He works in the area of transportation systems […]

How can we better communicate science to the public? Come to Science Talk at Cal, a student-organized conference featuring panel discussions with renowned speakers from […]

Professor Siqian Shen research is in integer programming, stochastic programming, and network optimization. The models she considers usually feature stochastic parameters and discrete decision variables.

In the last presidential election cycle, and accelerating into the first months of the new Presidency, our society has experienced as never before the unexpected, […]

This workshop will show you how to develop the body of your research proposal. We will discuss how to create a logical flow of background […]

The local electronic properties of 2D devices are typically controlled by electric fields that come from nearby electrodes. Conventional electrodes, however, are difficult to make […]

In collaboration with the Digital Humanities at Berkeley, BCNM is launching a unique launch event for Many-to-Many, an interactive digital archive of ethnographic conversations recorded […]

The Microbiology Student Group at UC Berkeley invites you to join us at the 18th Annual Microbiology Student Symposium (MSS) on Saturday, April 29, 2017 […]

Join us for the third edition of the Berkeley-Haas Africa Business Forum. This year the Forum will explore the dissemination of technology in Africa and its […]

In this talk, I present and compare two frameworks for distributed-memory branch-and-bound (B&B) tree search.

Developed by the Alliance for Networking Visual Culture, Scalar is a web platform designed especially for multimedia digital projects and for multimedia academic texts. Like […]

On Wednesday, May 3, and Thursday, May 4, please join the Jacobs Institute for the Jacobs Spring Design Showcase. At this open house, you can […]

This workshop will describe the mechanisms that federal agencies and private foundations use to fund research and teach methods for finding opportunities to apply for.

Please join us on May 4th, 2017 between 4pm-6pm for a celebration of a successful year at Social Science Matrix, UC Berkeley’s hub for cross-disciplinary […]