CITRIS 1st Annual Founding Corporate Members Meeting

Tuesday, June 11, 2002

Wozniak Lounge, 430 Soda Hall

A G E N D A

8:00Continental Breakfast

8:30WelcomeRuzena Bajcsy

Goals for the day

Funding summary (private individual funding sheets)

Mention PCM & adding more partners

Additional possible corporate relationships

Building summary and interim space plans

Research agenda summary

9:00Research Engagement PlanRichard Newton

Organization chart/committee structure

Role of where do FCM/ACM’s Founding and Associate Corporate members (FCMs and ACMS)fall?

Engagement model

What projects can an FCM or ACM engage in?

List of all Present and planned centers and, projects—present and planned

Paragraph describing each and Kkey players

Indicate Pprojects to be described later

How do they go about itFCMs and ACMs engage? To wWhom do they talk to? What documents are involved?

What does an engagement “look like”(Retreats, web, research reviews, etc.)?

Communicating with among FCMs, ACMs and FCMs - communicating with UCBand UCB

CITRIS Web and Calendar

Account managers

9:45Break

10:00Update on the Current Research Agenda and Progress to Date: Existing, Jim Demmel

Research highlights from ongoing programs

10:15Smart Buildings and Energy Conservation, Ed Arens

10:45Opportunities and Challenges

CITRIS Networking and Micro/Nano Technologies, Roger Howe, Ben Yoo (15 min)

The CITRIS Education Plan, Paul Wright, Pat Mantey, Jeff Wright (30 min)CITRIS Infrastructure—Buildings and Networks, Roger Howe, Ben Yoo (15 min)

Intellectual Property—UCB & CITRIS, Gary Baldwin (15 min)

11:45Introduction to Posters, Jim Demmel

Lunch & Poster Session

12:45Societal-Scale Civil Infrastructure, Gregory Fenves

1:00SensorNets (Smart Dust, PicoRadio, TinyOS), David Culler

1:30Update on the Research Agenda and Progress to Date: Future

Societal-Scale InformationIT Systems, Jim Demmel (15 min)

Mining the Deep Web, Hal Varian (15 min) (SIMS)

Nanostructured Optoelectronic Materials: Catalysts for a New Era of Information Processing, Connie Chang-Hasnain(15 min)

Berkeley Institute of Design, John Canny(15 min)

CITRIS-related recent results and key efforts (new NSF’s etc.)

Future/new centers: Embedded systems, BID - John Canny, Nano - Connie Chang-Hasnain, Networking

2:30Break

2:45Digital Library: An update, Robert Wilensky

3:00Other CITRIS Research Programs, Jim Demmel

3:15Feedback, Discussion, and Action Items, Ruzena Bajcsy

Feedback from FCMs

  • CITRIS organizational structure and engagement model
  • “Platinum Partner” concept & future fundraising from industrial sources
  • Initial feedback re: plans for IP and multi-sponsor research projects
  • What are the Industrial expectations from interaction with Berkeley
  • Advice on CITRIS organization - based on past experience, world-wide
  • Discussion: plans for driving engagement and interaction; reviews

4:30Calendar for 2002-2003, Ruzena Bajcsy

5:00Reception Seaborg Patio - Berkeley Men’s Faculty Club

6:00Dinner in the Seaborg Room - Berkeley Men’s Faculty Club