Events

Oct23

EECS Colloquium: Controlling structure in living cells: from cellular size control systems to CellCAD

306 (HP Auditorium) Soda Hall
  • Wallace Marshall, Center for Cellular Construction, UCSF
Living cells are complex self-organizing machines in which different biochemical reactions are compartmentalized in membrane-enclosed chambers. Biotechnology, especially metabolic engineering, has long sought to harness the living cell as a microscopic chemical factory, but almost all the effort to date has been directed at manipulating the chemistry of the cell, and the physical structure of the...
Oct21

SambaNova Systems Tabling Event

In front of HP Auditorium (306 Soda Hall) Soda Hall
Stop by for some nosh courtesy of SambaNova. A few of our engineers and recruiters will be there to share their experiences with you and answer any questions you may have about the company. We look forward to meeting you! Recruiting for: - Full time software engineers (BS, MS, PhD) - Full time hardware engineers (BS, MS, PhD) Find our job postings on Handshake. We look forward to meeting...
Oct21

CEE Distinguished Lecture: The Pathway towards the Deployment of Self-Driving Vehicle Technology

Banatao Auditorium Sutardja Dai Hall
  • Juan Argote, Uber Advanced Technologies Group
Juan Argote (CEE MS '10; PhD '14) will give the fall CEE Distinguished Lecture on Monday, Oct. 21. Argote is the Transportation Research Lead within the Uber Advanced Technologies Group. He will speak on "The Pathway towards the Deployment of Self-Driving Vehicle Technology." The lecture will take place at 4-5pm (NEW TIME) in Sutardja Dai's Banatao Auditorium with a reception following in...
Oct21

An Evening with SambaNova

Wozniak Lounge (430) Soda Hall
Join our women engineers for a Q & A panel and fireside chat to hear their stories and their contributions to our effort to power the next generation of machine learning and AI. Dinner will be provided. First 10 attendees will receive wireless chargers.
Oct22

Zillow Group Info-Session

Wozniak Lounge (430) Soda Hall
TBA
Oct23

UC Berkeley Startup Fair

Pauley Ballroom Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union
The UCB Startup Fair is a unique recruitment event where the spotlight is on the startups. It is a chance for small companies to speak directly to students without getting overshadowed by the big names. We bring together the most innovative new companies in the Valley and introduce them to students from one of the top engineering universities in the world. When combined with the Startup Fair...
Oct23

Gusto Info-Session

Wozniak Lounge (430) Soda Hall
TBA
Oct24

An Interactive Discussion on Ethics in EECS Corporate Recruiting

Wozniak Lounge (430) Soda Hall
The EECS department will host a discussion on Engineering Ethics applied to Corporate Recruiting, specifically the department's CAP program. Faculty, staff, and students will present different perspectives on this issue, exemplifying a critical thinking approach to ethical action. We will then break up into small groups to discuss further, and report back.
Oct25

Novel Nanotechnology Solutions to Oncology Challenges: Nano Seminar Series

120 Latimer Hall
  • Prof. Wenbin Lin, Univ. of Chicago, Chemistry and Radiation & Cellular Oncology
Liposomal nanoparticles have made important contributions to cancer therapy over the two past decades, but their limited tunability and stability hinder further progress in addressing unmet oncology needs. By harnessing the power of synthetic chemistry and nanotechnology, the Lin group has developed several novel classes of molecular nanomaterials, including nanoscale coordination polymers (NCPs)...