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Big Ideas@Berkeley is an annual innovation contest aimed at providing funding, support, and encouragement to interdisciplinary teams of UC undergraduate and graduate students who have “big ideas.”
A new press release on the MoU signed between Paris and San Francisco to support research from INRIA and CITRIS.
New director of policy and tecnology has extensive experience in navigating partnerships with policy makers.
Deploying the wisdom of crowds and macro-models to ease traffic woes.
The idea is to get kids excited about engineering and science at an extremely low cost.
CITRIS projects demonstrate the great progress that can be made when limits are reached but progress must still be made.
Students in our new program for entrepreneurs.
The July 2012 program allowed students to investigate machine learning.
Congratulations to a talented group of undergraduates!
UCSC, UCD and Denmark universities win NSF award to further energy research.
Data & Democracy Initiative Director Camille Crittenden blogs about the flexibility & power of data visualization
The Spring 2013 i4Energy Seminar Series
Winners of the AFRON $10 robot challenge on display at the CITRIS Tech Museum from January 24 – March 1st, 2013
The Spring 2013 Research Exchange Seminar Series
This center focuses on technologies to help persons with special needs in their activities of daily life.
Adaptive online tool taps EMR to improve prognosis and care of sepsis patients.
UC Davis collaboration on a body-sensor-based physical therapy tool would extend clinical reach and efficacy of home-based therapy.
New CITRIS projects employ complex mathematics and innovative sensor technology to address nuanced healthcare challenges.
The New Cities Foundation unveiled the results of study charged with helping cities better understand how real-time social networking can enhance the overall commuting experience and improve traffic management.
CITRIS researchers have developed a way to automatically detect rod-shaped tuberculosis bacilli using the mobile cell microscope.
Building 90, which is home to the Environmental Energy Technologies Division, has been instrumented with numerous sensors to measure variables like temperature, air flow, and power use.
The CITRIS Foundry has officially launched! This program for UC entrepreneurs is now open for applications, and initial teams are expected to be announced in mid-December.
The state won’t see a superstorm like Hurricane Sandy, but UC Merced researchers monitoring precipitation and snow pack can have comparable effects.
Bayen receives award for using mobile devices to price roads for drivers.
