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CITRIS "shortens the pipeline" between world-class laboratory research in science and engineering and the creation of startups, companies, and …
Nathan Ota, Product Marketing Manager for Consumer Solutions, Trilliant, recently authored an article for PennEnergy, which provides information on the Energy Industry.
On December 7, 2009, representatives of the world’s governments convene
in Copenhagen, Denmark, seeking agreement between nations to regulate
and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions after 2012, when the current
treaty, known as the Kyoto Protocol, expires.
SenSys 2009 was a great success. Running from November 4-6 at UC Berkeley, the international conference drew over 250 attendees from around the world. Researchers presented research results on systems issues in the area of embedded, networked sensors.
CITRIS hosted the Bay Area Drupal Camp, an event supporting the local open source community. Drupal is an open source content management framework, currently being used to power www.citris-uc.org, and a huge number of websites on the CITRIS campuses, at other educational institutions, such as MIT, Stanford and Duke, and thousands of corporate, non-profit and governmental sites.
A recent article in The Montclarion presents the vital role UC Berkeley
plays on state, national and global levels in terms of educational and
industrial advancements.
California’s water crisis “hangs over us like a ton of bricks,” says Andrew Fisher, UC Santa Cruz professor of Earth & Planetary Sciences and director of the Recharge Initiative…
SANTA CRUZ — Most people try to stay
away from mountain lions, but on Friday a group of researchers in Santa
Cruz county went looking for them…
Professor Jay Lund and colleagues at the UC Davis Center for Watershed
Sciences have developed software to model California's water storage
and distribution system.
UC Santa Cruz Professor Andrew Fisher leads the Recharge Initiative, which focuses
efforts to protect, enhance, and improve the availability and
reliability of ground water resource.
