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Per his research, California can reach neutrality by 2035 by prioritizing affordable renewable energy technologies.
The community of makers has helped thousands of UC Berkeley affiliates develop creative skills and prototype novel products over the last 10 years.
CITRIS Workforce Innovation places top student talent from four UC campuses in paid summer internships at established companies, startups, nonprofit organizations, and national and academic labs.
CITRIS is seeking a motivated UC Berkeley student to assist with the administration of the Workforce Innovation Program.
The CITRIS Policy Lab has released a report that outlines four recommendations UC could use to support broadband infrastructure development.
Researchers in the laboratory of Eric Paulos, faculty director of the CITRIS Invention Lab, have developed a low-cost, wireless heating system out of natural materials.
Building on research by the California Blockchain Working Group, Gov. Newsom recently signed an executive order to support Web3 endeavors in California.
The 2014 CITRIS Foundry venture is supporting nation’s largest school-based air monitoring network with software, sensors and more.
The silicon photonics startup will use the funds to ramp up production and secure supply chain partners for its optical I/O solution.
The Wall Street Journal asked a group of energy experts which tech had the most potential to mitigate the effects of climate change. CITRIS’s Alexandra “Sascha” von Meier responded.
