CITRIS and the Banatao Institute
Creating information technology solutions for society's most pressing challenges
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The striking sculpture on the terrace of the sixth floor in Sutardja Dai has a twisting, turning story, appropriate for a vision of connections rising into the air.
CITRIS is about more than just cranking out brilliant ideas; our mission is to see those ideas bear fruit in the real world.
The new i-Lab will enable CITRIS researchers and their students to quickly make high-grade prototypes.
Ultra-thin, printable batteries are safe, long-lasting, flexible, disposable, and easy to manufacture.
Low-cost LED light bulbs, a glass microphone, an online game, and an illuminated garment for bicycle riders are among the prototypes developed by the students.
This workshop is open to graduate and advanced undergraduate students.
Most recently, Crittenden served as Executive Director of the Human Rights Center at Berkeley Law.
Researchers with the LoCal project have dramatically increased energy efficiency in Sutardja Dai Hall.
“The next time a levee overflows or an oil pipeline breaks, hundreds of pint-sized robots could be ready to deploy instantly…”
I am deeply humbled to deliver the commencement address at my own school, UC Berkeley. In 1988, my husband, Sehat Sutardja, received his doctorate in electrical engineering on this stage…
View the video of the May 9th Floating Sensor Network launch supported by CITRIS and LBNL, an unprecedented experiment in hydrodynamic monitoring.
A groundbreaking $60 million award to UC Berkeley from the Simons Foundation will establish the campus as the worldwide center for theoretical computer science.
Engineers to toss 100 sensors downriver in California Delta field test.
By 2050, more than 7 billion people will live in cities worldwide.
Professor Stuart J. Russell has been selected for a 2012 Blaise Pascal Research Chair in Computer Science.
Tracking a building’s occupancy rate can help managers target where the heating and cooling go.
UCSC engineers are installing an EV recharge station and developing a smart-battery management interface system.
The ingenuity, persistence, and commitment at CITRIS is helping California, and the nation, navigate a course to a cleaner, more peaceful way of life.
This year’s competition was extremely close with excellent student proposals and presentations.
Please join us in learning about this year’s finalists for the $45K prize money.
The new facility will help drive innovation in the computational sciences.
Director Paul Wright reports on the addition of two wonderful new leaders to our team.
This could be the basis of a paradigm for making the work on other artists more accessible and collaborative
The new CITRIS@Davis director is compelled to get involved in research that will “have real world impact in other areas.”
