October 23, 2019 – Graduate students from UC Irvine’s Embedded and Cyber-Physical Systems (ECPS) master’s degree program toured eHealth at CALIT2 Tuesday, Oct. 22. The students, along with guest lecturer Dan Cregg, viewed and interacted with several innovative, internet-connecte

September 25, 2019 – The seventh Annual SoCal Microbiome Symposium was held at the CALIT2 Auditorium on Friday, Sept. 20. The event was co-hosted by UCI’s Institute for Genomics and Bioinformatics, CALIT2, Zymo Research and the UCI Microbiome Initiative. The UCI Microbiome Initi

Team of rearchers to develop affordable, scalable, accessible and portable (ASAP) systems to empower workers in small-to-medium enterprises.

September 09, 2019 –   Summer Undergraduate Research Fellows in the Internet of Things (SURF-IoT) presented their projects Thursday, Aug. 29, at the SURF-IoT Symposium at the CALIT2 Auditorium. Thirteen students shared the results of their 10-week research efforts by presen

Researchers expand perspectives and challenge complacencies in unexpected ways.

July 31, 2019 –   At a lunchtime seminar Thursday at CALIT2, UCI engineering professor and SURF-IoT (Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship in the Internet of Things) mentor Andrei Shkel introduced summer fellows to one of the program’s 14 current research projects.  

CALIT2 leads the way in innovating next-generation data-driven wellness.

TEMPR houses a comprehensive suite of state-of-the-art characterization instruments, including thermal analysis tools.

July 10, 2019 – The current class of 14 SURF-IoT Fellows met at CALIT2, Tuesday, July 9. The event was an opportunity for students to meet over sandwiches and salad to discuss details and anticipate denouements for the projects they will work on during the 10-week program. The S

June 26, 2019 – When the classically trained violinist Mari Kimura plays her instrument these days, her masterful bow hand creates sound from two sources: an acoustic violin, and a wireless motion-sensor device known as MUGIC™. Kimura’s concept of using a motion sensor for perfo