The NASA Berkeley Aviation Data Science Seminar Series, launched in spring 2020, is held weekly on Wednesdays in Stanley 106, at 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM, from January 22 through May 6.

RSVP here: http://bit.ly/wishinfosession Wish is transforming the e-commerce space by connecting consumers directly to thousands of merchants, facilitating the purchase of products at incredible discounts. Come meet our innovative team of engineers and learn about the problems we solve everyday at Wish, a tech start-up company that is revolutionizing mobile e-commerce. Afterwards, you'll be...

RSVP here: https://nvcaltalk20.eventbrite.com/ Come join us! Explore the future of AI computing in engaging, informative tech talks with experts who are creating new realities with AI. One lucky winner will even walk away with an NVIDIA® GeForce® RTX 2080 SUPER™! Food and drinks will be provided. Dr. Ryan Prenger will be talking about the work going at NVIDIA in the Applied Deep Learning...

The 'Information and Uncertainty in Data Science' Discussion Forum is held biweekly on Fridays in 190B Doe. All interested members of the UC Berkeley, UCSF, LBL and LLNL communities are welcome and encouraged to attend.

Lyft's Jonny Dyer and Kumar Chellapilla twill present Lyft’s Approach to Developing Self-Driving Technology at the ITS Transportation Seminar Jan. 24 at 4 p.m. in 290 Hearst Memorial Mining Building at 4 p.m. Join us for cookies and beverages at 3:30 p.m. Abstract: Lyft’s mission is to improve people’s lives with the world’s best transportation. Self driving vehicles have the potential to...

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As the world transforms to digital, every day activities are open to fraud attacks. In this talk, we will explain how DataVisor is able to pioneer Unsupervised Machine Learning and Big Data computational techniques at scale to save companies millions a year and keep their communities safe. With its patented algorithm and an intelligence network of more than 4.2B user accounts globally, Datavisor...

Here, we show that CMOS manufacturing infrastructure and design rules support a host of functions and applications beyond electronics - to include nanoscale photonics, ionics, and fluidics.

Novel materials with by-design properties that can be grown down to the two-dimensional limit are considered important candidates for addressing computation and energy challenges of the twenty-first century. For instance, band gaps by design and enhanced transport properties give prospects for highly efficient solar energy conversion and low-loss optoelectronics and memories. The complexity of...