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She encourages federal enforcement of the voluntary commitments made between tech developers and the White House.
UC Berkeley’s Stefano Schiavon spoke to NPR’s Weekend Edition Sunday about alternatives to cranking up the air conditioner.
Addressing problems from traffic congestion to dangerous rip currents, CITRIS-affiliated researchers test the limits of AI as a tool for social betterment.
The Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta will serve as the newest test site for Aquawatch Australia, a near-real-time water quality service.
The program is open to PIs across the four CITRIS campuses and will provide up to $200,000 in funding to three recipients each year.
CITRIS’s central communications team is looking for two UC Berkeley undergraduates to support activities for the 2024–25 academic year.
Tomales Resilience, a game that simulates a real-life wildfire evacuation, stems from a 2019 CITRIS Seed Award project led by Thomas Maiorana and Kenichi Soga.
The cohort of nine fellows will receive $10,000 each to advance projects that address urgent environmental challenges.
The startup aims to reduce costs for patients and clinics alike while setting a new standard for hybrid physical rehabilitation care.
In February, the first-ever University of California Academic Congress on Artificial Intelligence brought campus and system leaders together at UCLA.
