Physical Sciences

Radioactive Source Localization in Urban Environments with Sensor Networks and the Internet of Things

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Why Your Field Needs a Hack Week: Bringing Data Science Into Astronomy

BIDS Data Science Lecture Series | September 2, 2016 | 1:10-2:30 p.m. | 190 Doe Library, UC Berkeley

The skills that broadly fall under the umbrella of data science are becoming increasingly important to modern-day science. As demands upon researchers to apply and implement new methodologies and data analysis techniques rise, training scientists in these methods is becoming more of a priority.

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TextXD - Text Analysis Across Domains

BIDS TextXD 2022: Text Analysis Across Domains
Dates: December 5-7, 2022
Location: Berkeley, CA

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ImageXD - Image Analysis Across Domains

BIDS ImageXD (Images Across Domains) convenes researchers, scientists, and theorists (of all learning levels) who work with images as a primary source of data, to learn about the latest developments in a wide range of research domains and to promote interdisciplinary collaboration.

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Kira: Processing Astronomy Imagery Using Big Data Technology

BIDS Spring 2016 Data Science Faire | May 3, 2016 | 1:30-4:30 p.m. | 190 Doe Library, UC Berkeley

Zhao Zhang, Postdoctoral Researcher, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science; BIDS Data Science Fellow, gave this lightning talk at the BIDS Spring 2016 Data Science Faire on May 3, 2016.

More details about the faire: https://bids.berkeley.edu/events/bids-spring-2016-data-science-faire

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Space Sciences Laboratory: Harald Frey

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Exascaling Nuclear Innovation

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Moorea Biocode Project, Gump Station

The Moorea Biocode Project built the first comprehensive inventory of all non-microbial life in a complex tropical ecosystem. Supported by a grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, the Moorea Biocode Project sent researchers climbing up jagged peaks, trekking through lush forests and diving down to coral reefs to sample the French Polynesian island's animal and plant life. The resulting database is publicly available as a resource for ecologists and evolutionary biologists around the world.