Events

Part of a weekly series of talks in demography by visiting scholars and Berkeley researchers

Energy and Resources Group Fall 2015 Colloquium Series (ER295)

The Global Social Venture Competition (GSVC) is back for its 17th year of turning ideas into impact! Are you a young startup aiming to make […]

—————– Free and open to the public. Register by the Monday before the talk for a free lunch at UC Berkeley. The CITRIS Research Exchange […]

On Wednesday, December 9, and Thursday, December 10, join the Jacobs Institute for Design Innovation for a showcase of student work in Jacobs Hall, Berkeley’s […]

Stephen Wolfram is the creator of Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha and most recently the Wolfram Language, as well as the author of A New Kind of Science. […]

Energy and Resources Group Spring 2015 Colloquium Series (ER295)

Join us for Jacobs Hall’s first-ever Cal Day! As part of the campuswide event, Jacobs Hall will feature an open house, student panel, and hands-on […]

Technological advances enable, today and in the future, opportunities for individual scientists to communicate in new and more effective ways. Scientists must take advantage of […]

In this seminar an overview of the lessons learned in the past earthquakes and ongoing technical improvements in the design of bridges in California will […]

Each semester, the Jacobs Institute for Design Innovation invites leading designers and makers to Berkeley to speak as part of the Jacobs Design Conversations series. […]

Per Selvaag, principal at Montaag design studio, will share insights at Jacobs Hall.

A former Wall Street quant sounds an alarm on the mathematical models that pervade modern life — and threaten to rip apart our social fabric.

In this talk, we will provide an overview of pay-per-mile car insurance, a type of usage-based insurance policy where a driver’s rate variably changes with […]

Operations research has broadened from focusing on factories and queuing to health care, finance, and other fields. This talk argues that another opportunity for exciting […]

The rapid expansion of digital connectivity and tools poses new challenges and opportunities for organizations like Amnesty International. Although researchers working to expose human rights […]

The past decade has been one of astonishing innovation in the world of spatial data, analysis and visualization. I’m going to talk about all the […]

CITRIS will co-sponsor a a screening of the films The Adaptable Mind and The Science of Character, and Ken Goldeberg will discuss some of his […]

The CLTC Tuesday Lunch Seminar will be on Tuesday, September 27, as we will welcome Chris Finan, CEO and Co-Founder of Manifold Technology, a Silicon […]

In his otherwise dismissive New Yorker review of Jane Jacobs’ 1962 Death and Life of Great American Cities (“Mother Jacobs’ Home Remedies”), Lewis Mumford allowed […]

Jim Ostrowski is the VP of Engineering at Blue River Technology, which serves farmers with computer-vision based robotics that unlock greater yield potential. ——————————- Free […]

In Low Car(bon) Communities, authors Nicole Foletta and Jason Henderson examine seven case studies in Europe and the United States that aim explicitly to reduce […]

This seminar will present various issues that had to be addressed regarding the development of a large-scale traffic simulation model.

One of the major challenges in design of complex networked control systems –such as those arising in aerospace, computing, robotics, critical infrastructure and manufacturing systems, […]

Join author John Bloom and panelists Dan Colussy, Ray Leopold and Dorothy Robyn for a lively conversation about Iridium–the world’s most complex satellite system–and its […]