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CITRIS director Shankar Sastry discusses how the newly inaugurated Team
for Research in Ubiquitous Secure Technology (TRUST) is making
society's computer infrastructure safer and more reliable.
From providing border surveillance to helping the elderly, how "smart dust" is going to revolutionize the future.
The end of the year is often a time to reflect and look back, but
here at CITRIS our minds are on the future. What will the next big
technological …
Innovative research on yeast with vastly improved capacity for isoprenoid production was the top winner in the Center for Entrepreneurship & Technology’s 2005 Technology Breakthrough Competition. The runner-up prize went to scientists creating technology to make electronic noses affordable for commercial use.
A feature article in the November 9 issue of the East Bay Express explores Professor Goldberg’s integration of art and engineering.
A new day is DAWNing for communications in rapidly changing environments like battlefields and emergency situations.
A unique collaboration between Berkeley students led by a CITRIS
researcher and the Chicago Fire Department is bringing critical
information to firefighters when they most need it.
CITRIS’s Katrina Recovery Task Force (KRTF) is already playing an
important role in the efforts to rebuild areas devastated by the
hurricane.
Dear Members and Friends of CITRIS,
As
the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina’s devastation continued to play out
in Louisiana, Mississippi and indeed all …
On September 8 CITRIS held a Town Hall meeting to discuss strategies for the re-invigoration and rebuilding of the infrastructures devastated by hurricane Katrina. To this effect a new web site has been launched to coordinate the CITRIS Investigations of Hurricane Katrina.
Watch Video of Town Hall Meeting
