CITRIS projects at Berkeley and Santa Cruz using cell phones as a
healthcare platform are among the projects supported by a recent Microsoft Research initiative.
Location: 1222 Medical Education Building, UC Davis Medical Center
This highly interactive event
will feature four panel discussions focused on themes in which clinicians and
engineers can collaborate to solve some of the most challenging healthcare
technology issues in such fields as microsurgical procedures, cardiovascular,
and medical simulations with gaming and visualization.
Professor Dom Massaro and colleagues will speak at the next CITRIS Health Technologies Tele-Seminar series. This talk will be live at mms://media.citris.berkeley.edu/webcast
Ethan Miller's group has come up with a new approach, called Pergamum, which uses hard
disk drives to provide energy-efficient, cost-effective storage.
What will Computing be like in 20 years? This workshop will promote discussions on a
comprehensive strategy that directly addresses the challenges of power-density,
bandwidth limits, programmability, and interconnect technologies.
CITRIS will co-host a 
CITRIS projects at Berkeley and Santa Cruz using cell phones as a
healthcare platform are among the projects supported by a recent Microsoft Research initiative.
This highly interactive event
will feature four panel discussions focused on themes in which clinicians and
engineers can collaborate to solve some of the most challenging healthcare
technology issues in such fields as microsurgical procedures, cardiovascular,
and medical simulations with gaming and visualization.
Ethan Miller's group has come up with a new approach, called Pergamum, which uses hard
disk drives to provide energy-efficient, cost-effective storage.
What will Computing be like in 20 years?