Does Rebound Offset the Savings from Energy Efficiency?, Jan 29
Abstract: Improving the efficiency with which we use energy is often said to be the most cost-effective way to reduce energy use and greenhouse gas […]
Events
24 events found.
TRUST Security Seminar, Jan 30
With the tremendous growth in cloud-based services, the web platform is now easily the most widely used application platform. In this talk, I will present […]
Photonic Lab-on-a-Chip: Merging Photonics and Microfluidics, Jan 31
A premise of the lab-on-a-chip paradigm is the integration of several processing stages of a chemical or biochemical analytical procedure together with microfluidics and detection […]
Technology for Patient Decision Making and Provider Choice, Feb 5
Live broadcast at http://video.citris.berkeley.edu/playlists/webcast. Ask questions live on Twitter: #CITRISRE. All talks may be viewed on our YouTube channel The schedule for the semester can […]
Feb 5 – NSA Spying, Snowden, and Sparking Change
Don’t miss what promises to be a very timely and engaging conversation with Cindy Cohn, legal director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and Nicole Ozer, […]
Community Cellular Networks in Rural Papua, Indonesia, Feb 5
The price of cellular infrastructure is dropping dramatically, entering the sub 10,000 USD price point in the last few years. This shift has enabled a […]
HTNM Lecture – Lisa Nakamura "Indigenous Circuits", Feb 6
The History and Theory of New Media Lecture Series brings to campus leading humanities scholars working on issues of media transition and technological emergence. The […]
View from the Top, Feb 7
On Friday, February 7 the College will host Thomas M. Siebel, founder, chairman and CEO of C3 Energy, as the first speaker for the spring […]
Games-Serious or Otherwise-for and about Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, Feb 11
Please feel free to drop in to this workshop and brainstorming session where archaeologists with Erik Champion will work through some ideas and plans for […]
Breaking the Habits of Economic Growth: an Imperative for a Low Carbon Transformation, Feb 12
In this lecture, I will argue that a century of lived experience in the political economy of expansive capitalism in the rich countries of the […]
Heritage Via Games and Game Mods, Feb 12
In this informal talk, I will discuss classroom experiences (both good and bad) gleaned from teaching game design, especially work by students to develop serious […]
Air Pollution Kills! So What? Air Quality Engineering to Improve Public Health, Feb 12
Energy and Resources Group Spring 2014 Colloquium Series (ER295)
CITRIS Foundry Demo Day 2014
Kvamme Atrium Sutardja Dai Hall, Berkeley, CA, United StatesThe CITRIS Foundry is hosting very first Demo Day to celebrate the graduation of our 2013-14 cohort. The Demo Day will serve as an opportunity […]
Cultural Heritage and Surround Displays, VR and Games for the Humanities, Feb 13
How are scholars using surround displays, stereographics, gaming technologies and new peripherals to disseminate new ways of viewing, interacting with, and understanding humanities content, and […]
Create Your Bot Hackathon, Feb 15
Learn how to build Chatbots with renowned artificial intelligence programmer and ChatScript language designer Bruce Wilcox as you compete to create the most human chatbot! […]
The Surveillance Economy and Extreme Income Inequality: You Can't Have One Without the Other, Feb 18
Jaron Lanier scientific interests include biomimetic information architectures, user interfaces, heterogeneous scientific simulations, advanced information systems for medicine, and computational approaches to the fundamentals of […]
Crowdsourcing in Policy-Making: The Impact of Blended Expertise on Law-Making Process, Feb 19
This talk reports on a study about the impact of crowdsourcing on a law-making process in Finland. In the studied process, the off-road traffic law […]
Microelectronics and Microprocessors: The Early Years, Feb 19
Today we are so used to the enormous capabilities of microelectronics that we can hardly imagine what it might have been like in the early […]
TRUST Security Seminar, Feb 20
Security is a critical concern around the world, whether it is the challenge of protecting ports, airports and other critical infrastructure, interdicting the illegal flow […]
Urban Data Canvas Hackathon, Feb 22
As we talk about streaming data from smart cities and the Internet of Things, certain questions emerge: What is important? Who is watching? How are […]
Civil Liberties, Privacy, and National Security: A Conversation with The Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board, Feb 26
How should we strike the right balance between national security and privacy and civil liberties in federal counterterrorism programs? Join members of the U.S. Privacy […]
Themes of California Water Plan Update: Integrate, Align and Invest by Kamyar Guivetchi
Banatao Auditorium Sutardja Dai Hall, UC Berkeley, BerkeleySpeaker: Kamyar Guivetchi, California Department of Water Resources Talk title: "Themes of California Water Plan Update: Integrate, Align and Invest" Live broadcast at http://video.citris.berkeley.edu/playlists/webcast. Ask questions […]
Data, Society, and Inference Seminar – Bin Yu, Mar 3
In this talk, we propose a general framework for topic-specific summarization of large text corpora and illustrate how it can be used for the analysis […]
View from the Top, Mar 4
For more than a decade, Olin College of Engineering has been exploring three questions with regard to engineering education: • Are we attracting the right […]