This research aims to develop and pilot mapping tools that enable to small farmers to influence local agricultural policy. Using crowd-sourced data, mapping and visualization tools, farmers enrolled in the certain programs will lead a process of inquiry around pressing agricultural policies, including water runoff monitoring requirements, the newly imposed Food Safety Modernization Act and prescribed burning restrictions on US Forest Service lands.
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Surgical robotics and health informatics are two key technologies that form the basis of a collaboration between the First Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University (FAH-SYSU) and CITRIS.
ACTIVATE
Research partners from Health Tequity, CITRIS Health, MITRE Corp., UC Davis and UC Merced worked with health care teams at Livingston Community Health, patients and community members to identify digital health barriers and co-create new ways to address them.
Lighthouse for Older Adults
Working in partnership with senior living providers, Lighthouse researchers conducted focus groups with residents and staff to identify barriers to technology use.