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The Ocean Power team from UC Davis won the first Sustainability Award Competition with a prototype that harnesses energy from waves.
Hear the audio interview on the Rashomon Project with Ken Goldberg by New Hampshire News.
We have boosted our ability to encourage collaborative research among academia, industry and government with our Invention Lab and Foundry.
The DECSE is essentially a graduate minor designed to give PhD students fluency in modeling, simulation, and data analysis tools.
Tackling machine vision by making a seamless interface between the automated algorithmic part of the job and the human part.
Posted on July 11, 2013 We are pleased to announce the publication of 2013 CITRIS Impact Report! This interactive online site allows users to explore and discover […]
This interactive site allows users to discover how CITRIS continues to foster innovation and enhance connections among researchers and partners.
Dr. Lindeman will help coordinate health care projects among the CITRIS campuses and has worked in the field of again for more than 30 years.
The Rashomon Project is developing an open-source toolkit that can facilitate the rapid assembly and public review of “Video Timelines” where many video and photo perspectives are time-aligned and displayed simultaneously.
Steve DeMello featured in article from Scientific American on remote monitoring of patients and the collection of surveillance data from nontraditional sources.
UCSC senior design projects sponsored by CITRIS and others were presented last week.
Research at UCSC works on the storage and management of vast amounts of electronic data.
Both Professors bring their extensive experience in interactive product design and engineering to the lab.
Deputy Director Camille Crittenden blogs about perpetual surveillance & need for authentication.
The fourth CITRIS SCHEME meeting recently took place, uniting physician and engineers to discuss the future of medicine and information technology.
Students will work with four organizations to develop their skills in the business of sustainability.
Real questions remain about the effectiveness of online vs. traditional formats and the implications of these technological advances for the future of higher education.
Many of us are engineers. We make things. And that is what we teach our students to do.
Dr. Camille Crittenden has been named as the Deputy Director of CITRIS
CITRIS awarded five student-led proposals a total of $30,000 in prize money for our annual competition.
The event allows student researchers to present their collaborative projects with Cisco.
CITRIS was featured in a recent article by Joaquin Palomino in the East Bay Express that explores the complicated relationship between corporate support and scientific research on university campuses.
Steve Glaser interviewed about his career in designing, making, and using sensors.
“The ‘multi-perspective’ video platform is one of eight prototypes to get Knight foundation funding”
