CITRIS researchers at UC Berkeley are exploring new ways to use sensors to monitor our infrastructure—including water and traffic. The Lagrangian Sensor project, led by […]
Two-thirds of the Sierra Nevada precipitation is snow, much of which falls when the temperature is just below 0°C. Therefore, a few degrees increase in […]
Managing California’s Water Water management in California currently lacks a broad and consistent water management accounting and modeling capability that allows policy makers to meet […]
Message from Acting Director Paul Wright CITRIS was created to maintain California ’s leadership in safety, security, health and prosperity, and our Intelligent Infrastructures thrust […]
Innovative Energy Research Under One Roof The Center for Smart Sustainable Energy Technologies is being created to serve as a focal point for research […]
The University of California at Merced is the newest campus in the UC system. Located in the central valley of California, where both the population […]
Following the California energy crisis of 2000 to 2001, the California Energy Commission (CEC) funded pilot programs in Time-of-Use, Critical Peak Pricing, and Real-Time Pricing. […]
Hydrogen at Room Temperature Materials exhibiting reversible hydrogen adsorption with high gravimetric and volumetric capacities are sought for use in on-board storage systems of […]
Lawrence Berkeley National Lab’s Materials Sciences Division is investigating new classes of materials that can efficiently store hydrogen—a very light and volatile gas—aboard cars under […]