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photo:: Ian Harris
Ian Harris
The Ray Project device recognizes and responds to touch and movement to help users more easily interact with technology. more

photo:: Chen Li
Chen Li
Computer Science Professor Chen Li's research team is studying how to make information access easier by supporting fuzzy search, even interactively. more

photo:: Ramesh Jain
Ramesh Jain
Donald Bren Professor of Computer Science Ramesh Jain and his research group are taking an event-centric approach for realizing E2E connection. more

photo:: Tatsuya Suda
Tatsuya Suda
Communication plays a crucial role in our lives – from the daily interactions we have with people to the molecular connections of our cells that keep us alive. more

photo:: Max Welling
Max Welling
Professor Max Welling’s research group are using new statistical techniques to learn more about the brain's use of visual object class taxonomies in the recognition of what objects we see. more

photo:: Chris Davison
Chris Davison
The ResponSphere project has installed multifunction sensor motes throughout the Calit2 building which contain a series sensors and an alert system that activates whenever any of the sensors reaches a pre-determined level. more

photo:: Padhraic Smyth
Padhraic Smyth
Devices called “people-counters” have been installed near every door of the Calit2 building to track the number of people entering and exiting – information that could prove crucial during an emergency evacuation. more

photo:: Ramesh Jain
Ramesh Jain
Bren Professor Ramesh Jain and his colleagues at the National University of Singapore hope the new framework they created will ease the job of art experts by performing a wide range of annotation of artwork. more

photo:: Ian Harris
Ian Harris
Associate professor of computer science, Ian Harris, and members of his Systems Test lab are trying to prevent VOIP phones from becoming a hackers next target. more

photo:: Isaac Scherson
Isaac Scherson
Applying techniques and skills gleaned from their Bren School classes, Team XAR students have constructed an autonomous vehicle capable of navigating a 60-mile urban course in six hours, unassisted, while obeying traffic laws and avoiding obstacles. more

photo:: Sharad Mehrotra
Sharad Mehrotra
Project ResCUE has created Evac-Pack, a wearable, wireless, multimodal communications system allowing first responders in emergency evacuations to maintain two-way communication with an operations center. more

photo:: Rick Lathrop
Rick Lathrop
Professors G. Wesley Hatfield and computer science professor Rick Lathrop, have developed a method for making synthetic genes that express proteins in heterologous hosts. more

photo:: Sudeep Pasricha
Sudeep Pasricha
Computer Science Ph.D. candidate Sudeep Pasricha is looking at the fundamental problems of software modeling, exploration and synthesis of communication architectures within modern, high performance embedded systems. more

photo:: Eric Mjolsness
Eric Mjolsness
Computer science professor Eric Mjolsness and his colleague are researching how genetic makeup and the environment interact to shape intricate developmental processes that lead to functional tissues, organs and organisms from undifferentiated plant cells. more

photo:: Natasa Przulj
Natasa Przulj
Computer science professor Natasa Przulj is researching large real-world networks with the emphasis on biological networks. Understanding the inner workings of the cell constitutes the foremost fundamental problem of modern biology. more

photo:: Wayne Hayes
Wayne Hayes
Computer science professor Wayne Hayes is interested in the numerical reliability of simulations of physical systems. more

photo:: David Eppstein
David Eppstein
Inspired by a popular Japanese newspaper puzzle, computer science professor David Eppstein has been working on a computer algorithm for finding paths in graphs. more

photo:: Padhraic Smyth
Padhraic Smyth
Professor of computer science Padhraic Smyth and colleagues are developing statistical image analysis and tracking algorithms for analyzing satellite images of large-scale atmospheric disturbances over time. more

photo:: Gene Tsudik
Gene Tsudik
Computer science professors Gene Tsudik and Michael Goodrich are working on a Loud-and-Clear (L&C) system to assist in secure pairing of devices that lack any previous association. more

photo:: Rick Granger
Rick Granger
Computer Science professor Rick Granger, through his work in the Brain Engineering Laboratory, is researching powerful new brain-derived computational systems to apply in military, medical and other industries. more

photo:: Aditi Majumder
Aditi Majumder
Bren School assistant professor Aditi Majumder is researching a comprehensive model to elimate seams created by the color variation between displays. more

photo:: Sharad Mehrotra
Sharad Mehrotra
Computer Science professor Sharad Mehrotra and UCSD collaborator Ramesh Rao, are researching how first responders, as well as key decision makers, share information and communicate during a crisis or disaster. more