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The Industry-University Cooperative Program (IUCP)

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The Industry-University Cooperative Program (IUCP)

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  1. Reinventing California’s EconomyMasoud NikraveshBISC Associate Director (EECS-UCB)Staff Scientist (NERSC-LBNL)Member of Executive Committee/Research Council (IUCRP-DiMI)Senior Research Fellow; BTExact; BTUniversity of California, Berkeleyhttp://www-bisc.cs.berkeley.eduNikravesh@cs.berkeley.edu25 July 2002; Silicon Valley-California

  2. The Industry-University Cooperative Program (IUCP) “This is the strategic time to start investing in university-industry partnership that put the products of university research directly to work in the economy” -Richard Atkinson University of California President

  3. IUCRP • Began 1996 • Partnership between UC Researchers and California Businesses • Transform new knowledge from university and national labs into new technology and products • IUCRP provides $24.6M/year to match at least $35.4M/year from companies California out of last recession: 1990

  4. IUCRP University of California-National Lab $60M/year State of California California Businesses

  5. IUCRP • Biotechnology • Communications, Networking, and Operating Systems • Digital Media • Life Sciences: Information Technology • Electronics Manufacturing • Microelectronics • Economic Impact Research

  6. BISC-UCB & NERSC-LBNL • BISC: Berkeley Initiative in soft Computing; EECS- CS Division University of California Berkeley • NERSC: National Energy Research Scientific Research Scientific Computing Center; Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory- Department of Energy

  7. BISC-UCBEECS-CS Division-UCB • BISC Program is the world-leading center for basic and applied research in soft computing. • The principal constituents of soft computing (SC) are fuzzy logic (FL), neural network theory (NN) and probabilistic reasoning (PR), with the latter subsuming belief networks, evolutionary computing including DNA computing, chaos theory and parts of learning theory. Prof. Lotfi A. Zadeh (Father of Fuzzy Logic); Director

  8. BISC ProgramSpecial Interest Groups • BISC SIG in Anticipation • BISC SIG in Computational Intelligence for Bioinformatics • BISC SIG in Biotechnology • BISC SIG in Communication and Networking (Wireless) • BISC SIG in Data Mining • BISC SIG in Decision Analysis and Support System • BISC SIG in Earth Sciences • BISC SIG in Economics • BISC SIG in Entertainments • BISC SIG in Environment Management Systems • BISC SIG in Fuzzy Logic and the Internet • BISC SIG in Granular Computing • BISC SIG in Healthcare • BISC SIG in Homeland Security • BISC SIG in Information Technology • BISC SIG on Intelligent Agents in Complex Systems • BISC SIG on Intelligent Manufacturing and Fault Diagnosis • BISC SIG in Life Sciences • BISC SIG in Medicine • BISC SIG in Medical Imaging • BISC SIG in Multimedia/ Digital Media • BISC SIG in Philosophy of Soft Computing BISC SIG in Recognition Technology • BISC SIG in Scientific Computing/ Parallel and Supercomputing 5000+ Members from around the world

  9. NERSC-LBNLDepartment of Energy • NERSC is a world leader in accelerating scientific discovery through computation. • NERSC provides high-performance computing tools and expertise that enable computational science of scale, in which large, interdisciplinary teams of scientists attack fundamental problems in science and engineering that require massive calculations and have broad scientific and economic impacts. NERSC is funded by the Department of Energy, Office of Science, and is part of the Computing Sciences Directorate at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. High-speed remote access to NERSC is provided by ESnet.

  10. NERSC-LBNL • High Performance Computing Department • High Performance Computing Research Department • Applied Numerical Algorithms Group • Center for Bioinformatics and Computational Genomics (CBCG) • Center for Computational Sciences and Engineering (CCSE) • Future Technologies/Software Tools Group • Imaging and Informatics Group • Scientific Computing Group • Scientific Data Management Research and Development Group • Visualization Group • Distributed Systems Department • Collaboratories Group • Distributed Security Research Group • Data Intensive Distributed Computing Research Group • Networking Research Group

  11. CITRIS: +$275M Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of SocietyComputer Sciences Division-EECS-UCB • CITRIS draws from a variety of funding sources to build the necessary infrastructure to keep its research operation competitive. The State of California, in addition to the federal government through DARPA, has pledged over $100-million in support of CITRIS initiatives. • CITRIS's Founding Corporate Members have supported its research efforts from the beginning with a pledge to match government grant money dollar for dollar. In addition to their financial support, these information technology leaders share their talents, technologies and real-world expertise with scientists in the labs to forge practical solutions to daunting problems. • Founding Corporate Members Agilent; BroadVision; Conexant Systems; Ericsson; Hewlett-Packard; IBM; Infineon Technologies; Intel; Marvell Technology Group Ltd; Microsoft; Nortel Networks; STMicroelectronics; Sun Microsystems; Texas Instruments “Silicon Valley has been the engine of a revolutionary new economy, delivering information technology that has driven California business growth to new levels. Now it's time to aim such an effort at California's biggest challenges—energy efficiency, transportation, earthquake preparedness, health care, education, and others on the horizon.” CITRIS Program

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