Count Me In: Walking and the City

…urban mobility, and the teams will discuss their field research and present designs that respond to these concerns through urban renewal projects. Core topics include pedestrian safety, urban beauty, and…

IBM visits CITRIS

Two IBM executives recently visited CITRIS to review ongoing projects with IBM and campus researchers. James Spohrer, worldwide Director for IBM’s University Programs and Director of IBM’s new Cognitive Systems…

Managing Local Power

…discriminates between essential tasks and those that could be postponed or cancelled without causing harm. For now, though, the SEAD plugs simply allow the researchers to collect data on the…

Finding Hidden Joules

…reduce energy consumed by the growing number of digital devices, we envision a paradigm we call “Attojoule-Per-Bit,” says Ramamoorthy Ramesh, professor and a pioneer in the field of ferroelectric memory…

Cal Hacks hosts 2nd annual hackathon over weekend

…urged hackers to “find their edge” in a highly competitive field. “Every hackathon has its own sort of environment,” said Anish Kannan, a UC San Diego student who attended Cal…

Transforming SF: The Future of Work

…this field will sort out these complicated dynamics, dispel misconceptions, and offer both the short and long view. This conversation includes artist, inventor and robotics guru Professor Ken Goldberg, UC…

Computational Imaging for 3D Gigapixel Microscopy

…Register online by Monday for a free lunch at UC Berkeley. The CITRIS Research Exchange Seminar Series is a weekly dialogue highlighting leading voices on societal-scale research issues. Each one-hour…

Interactive Urban Light Project

…cognitive science, art, public health, and performance studies, bringing students together from each field. We now are bringing the installation back to the streets of San Leandro with the support…