Events

Arvind Satyanarayan explores the future of human/machine partnerships.

Kate Starbird is a leading expert on how people use social media to seek, share, and make sense of information and misinformation.

Graduating MICS students present their cybersecurity projects. A panel of judges will select an outstanding project for the Lily L. Chang MICS Capstone Award.

Marc Rogers discusses his volunteer work in cybersecurity, with three case studies of activities he has recently been involved in.

Thoughts on stewardship of the scholarly and cultural record from adjunct professor Clifford Lynch.

Mike Brown discusses emerging Indo-Pacific security challenges and the role of technological innovation in strategic competition.

Thoughts on stewardship of the scholarly and cultural record from adjunct professor Clifford Lynch.

Congames are as old as human society, but the internet has made congames much more powerful.

Short research presentations and updates.

Data management plans are required for federally funded research. Does the requirement actually promote effective data archiving, sharing, and access?

24-hour fundraising drive

Join us for a series of events celebrating Women in Data Science at UC Berkeley.

Dr. Jason Reinhardt discusses the nuclear deterrence challenges facing the United States and the world.

The Research Organization Registry (ROR) identifies affiliations in research outputs and tracks research outputs at the institutional level.

Nina Beguš will introduce “artificial humanities,” an approach that integrates the study of humanities into the creation of technologies

Hakeem Oseni shares strategies for using diplomacy and personality to achieve good security outcomes.

Celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Master of Information Management and Systems (MIMS) program with fun and informative activities, networking, a dinner event, and more.

Thoughts on stewardship of the scholarly and cultural record from adjunct professor Clifford Lynch.

Thoughts on stewardship of the scholarly and cultural record from adjunct professor Clifford Lynch.

Formerly incarcerated Berkeley students discuss technology-mediated harms that disproportionately affect communities impacted by the criminal legal system.