CITRIS

Five projects involving UC Berkeley researchers were awarded seed funding from the Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society, or CITRIS, and the Banatao Institute, which advance interdisciplinary research at multiple UC campuses.

Yana Feldman gave a talk at the CITRIS Research Exchange event Wednesday about the use of machine learning for analyzing nuclear proliferation data.

The new location quietly opened in February to replace Qualcomm Cafe, which closed in spring 2016. The cafe is just now hosting its grand opening, however, as there was no opportunity to do so last semester, according to Yali’s Cafe co-owner and manager Elan Lieber.

Qualcomm Cafe is set to reopen at the start of the 2018 spring semester with Yali’s as its new vendor after being closed for renovations since the end of May.

A Cal Hacks 3.0 team outfitted a Tesla to be driven with mind control technology during the annual campus hackathon in November.

Two universities are leading a project that will connect the data networks of over 20 major research institutions on the West Coast.

The University of California released Thursday a technology report on innovation and funding throughout the UC system.

Inspired by human learning, a team of UC Berkeley researchers have developed a technique that allows robots to perform tasks through trial and error without being given specific details about their surroundings.

Rep. Barbara Lee visited three research facilities Wednesday at UC Berkeley to learn about advanced manufacturing and innovation on campus, which may receive additional federal funding under legislation she co-sponsored.