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Wikipedia has become an invaluable source of information to millions of households and to schools and workplaces nationwide—indeed, worldwide. In many ways, a “Wikipedia search” […]
The role and penetration of computing systems and networks in our societal infrastructure continues to grow, and their importance to societal safety and the security […]
Electronic data exists in all places, in different formats, in different locations, and in increasing volumes. The need to integrate information from different data sources […]
Embedded computers and networks are being used more and more pervasively to monitor and control physical processes in feedback loops where physical processes affect computations […]
Wireless information technologies are providing new ways to communicate and are one of several information and communication technologies touted as an opportunity to reduce society’s […]
Every dollar spent by consumers leaves an environmental footprint in its wake. What is the impact of manufacturing, shipping, and selling an automobile, television, or […]
CITRIS researchers are developing new techniques and algorithms to provide real-time geometric manufacturability feedback to designers as they work. These “Design for Manufacturing” (DFM) services […]
Flexibility and optimization at all levels are the ultimate goals in service systems design and management. In designing a supply chain, firms are often faced […]
The University of California, in partnership with a coalition of government
agencies, health care providers and others, received a three-year, $22 million
award from the Federal Communications Commission to help develop
a new California Telehealth Network.
A new ECAI-related project, "Context and Relationships: Ireland and Irish
Studies," aims to better connect Irish studies materials and to make them easily
accessible from anywhere with a quick click of the computer mouse.
