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Culler selected for “pioneering contributions to the design and development for wireless sensor networks.”
Forbes.com article on Invention Lab’s Critical Making and Interactive Device Design courses.
The NSF will continue to fund a UC Merced research facility that studies how mountain water flows as the climate changes.
Papamichael has led the development of smart windows and skylights, daylight sensor breakthroughs.
The 2014 Seed Funding Opportunity invites CITRIS PI’s to apply for a one-year Seed Grant that will support CITRIS research initiatives.
CITRIS teams are using innovation to improve processes from wound healing to making sense of the ballot box.
A CITRIS Data and Democracy Initiative project helps injured veterans navigate the cognitive obstacle course back to the voting booth.
An interdisciplinary team of UCB and UCSF researchers uses printable electronics to make bandages that can track—and potentially advance—the healing of wounds.
Annual event by the CSE program allows students to learn more about local research in computational science.
CITRIS is hosting a lunchtime panel discussion on Nov. 6.
A group of UC Davis students are using it as a new way of voicing concerns about one’s workplace.
Civic engagement. International politics. Data transparency. These were some of the key themes emerging from the September 12 conference, “Can Open Data Improve Democratic Governance?”
Viers has his paddle in the river and his head in the cloud.
Changes at CITRIS include new leadership and new center affiliations.
The 2013-2014 Big Ideas@Berkeley contest is now open.
Lighting-fast bio-inspired Dash robots are easy for anyone to build.
Read Deputy Director Camille Crittenden’s blog post on open data, government transparency, and civic engagement.
On 9/12, CITRIS and IGS present a 1-day conference exploring the importance that open data has on improving governance.
The pair were recognized for their pioneering work in MEMS technology.
UC Berkeley Professor Steven Glaser was featured in a SF Chronicle article yesterday. His CITRIS Intelligent Infrastructures Initiative project hopes to create the world’s largest […]
Dr. Young is a nurse leader, educator and scientist and a nationally recognized expert in gerontological nursing and rural health care.
“Smart sensors can measure pretty much anything”
This semester marks the start of a new format for CITRIS seminars. The i4Energy series will now be folded into the Research Exchange seminar series…
CITRIS promotes college readiness with hackathon and interactive apps
