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The Future of Search – 2007 Agenda
The videos from this year's event "The Future of Search" are now online.
News
Thomas Nesbitt named CITRIS@Davis Chief Scientist
Thomas Nesbitt has been named CITRIS@Davis Chief Scientist. He is currently the Executive Associate Dean for Administration and Clinical Outreach and is a professor in the Department of Family and Community Medicine who specializes in rural health and the use of advanced telecommunications technologies to improve access to medical education and care.
Cognitive Computing 2007
The videos from this year's Cognitive Computer event on May 2-3 are now online.
Improving maternal health in Mongolia
CITRIS researcher Jaspal Sandhu is working to decrease the maternal death rate in Mongolia using PDAs to assist nurses. He was recently profiled on CNET.
CITRIS Newsletter online
Read about the NOOR project and efforts in Peta computing in the April/May newsletter now online.
Peta Computing’s Parallel Universe
Petascale computing is coming of age, opening powerful new modeling opportunities for CITRIS applications.
April ’07 Newsletter
Dear Members and Friends of CITRIS,
I
am just back from Taiwan, where we held the second CITRIS-Asia Research
Symposium at the National …
Student competition at CITRIS: $25K in prizes
Deadline is April 23 at 5:00 p.m. for the second annual CITRIS White Paper competition, which will give away $25K in cash prizes for the best ideas that demonstrate the ability of IT to address a major societal challenge.
Shedding New Light on Old Islamic Patterns
Old Islamic tile patterns that embody new math are brought to life by CITRIS artists, architects, and engineers.
New “hyperlens” brings scientists closer to nanoscale optical imaging
Scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, have developed a "hyperlens" that brings them one major step closer to the goal of nanoscale optical imaging. The new hyperlens is capable of projecting a magnified image of a pair of nanowires spaced 150 nanometers apart onto a plane up to a meter away.