1. 1 Calit2 Irvine Division Report  Milestones  Key Research Projects  Accomplishments  Significant Issues

2. 2 Milestones  11/19/04: Building opening ceremony  1/05: Staff move into new building  2/05: Nicholas Prize competition  4/05: Researchers began moving into building  6/05: First meeting of the Irvine Division Faculty Council  6/05: SURF-IT program launched  8/05: Intelligent transportation workshop w/UCSD counterparts  9/05: CyberTrust Workshop  10/05: MOU signed w/Nat’l Center for Nanomaterials Tech at Pohang Univ.  11/05: Interface magazine debuts  2/06: Visit of Governor’s senior advisors  3/06: Hydrology Workshop w/UCSD counterparts  4/06: Zeiss Center of Excellence open house

3. 3 Major Research Projects and Groups  ResCUE (NSF) + Responsphere  HIPerwall (NSF)  Building health monitoring (NSF & USGS)  Intelligent transportation (NSF AutoNet)  Nanotechnology  MEMS & BioMEMS  IGB CBRL (Computational Biology Res. Lab)  LUCI (Laboratory for Ubiquitous Computing and Interaction)  Game Culture & Technology Lab

4. 4 Materials Research  Negotiated with Zeiss to establish Zeiss Microscopy Center in Calit2 building Focused Ion Beam, FEG-SEM and Environmental SEM totaling $2.5M in value provided at no cost by Zeiss  Thermal analysis lab and scanning microprobe lab established with contributions from HSSoE, Calit2 and faculty members  BioMEMS lab to be established in new cleanroom  NSF provided $380k for nanoimprinting facility in cleanroom

5. 5 Calit2 UCI/UCSD Team Studying Collaborative Practice  Biomedical Informatics Research Network Integration of collaboration technologies into medical practice & research Integration of collaboration & distributed visualization  Supporting Communities of Practice Collaboration is not just “multiple users” Understand collective action & collective practice How communities shape individual actions  Organic Growth Is Key “Technology First” Solutions Fail Let Technology & Practice Develop Together Design for Evolution & Adaptation Source: Paul Dourish, UCI

6. 6 Calit2@UCI Seed Funded Projects  Eco-Raft: Tomlinson and Carpenter  Synthesizing nano-monoclonal plastic antibodies: Lee and Shea  Remote monitoring of spinal cord injury recovery: Cramer & Lopes  Silicon-based lasers: Tsai et al.  BIRN visualization: Kuester and Potkin  BIRN collaboration: Dourish, Mark and Potkin  Impact of Telecommunication and IT development in China: Zhu  Single molecule spectroscopy: Apkarian & Ho

7. 7 Emerging Projects Medical data fusion: Linskey, Li, Lopes (UCI) and Martin (UCLA) –Integrate spinal cord injury data from depts of neurosurgery at UCI, UCLA, and eventually UCSD, UCSF, and UCD Telemedicine: Lott and Jain –Remote immersive tele-clinic for psychiatric evaluation House Calls by Telerobotdoc: Clayman, InTouch Health and Calit2@UCI Cyberinfrastructure TEAM project (NSF) Clinical Translational Science Center (NIH)

8. 8 Highlights of Outreach Activities  Campus Outreach Focus Groups Schools of Medicine, Social Science, & Social Ecology Housewarming BBQ  Student Engagement and Education Outreach Grad Student Forum (April '05) SURF-IT (Undergrad Summer Research Program) Girls Inc. (middle school students) Tours and Demos Carbon MEMS Group Visits Preschool  Community Outreach So Cal Chambers of Commerce Presentation  Industry Outreach Octane@UCI collaborative research presentations Igniting Technology seminar series Blue Sky Days  Grant–Research Development HIPerWall and Nanoimprinter funded by NSF Hydrology and Homeland Security Center Proposal Site Visits ResCUE NSF Site Visit Intelligent Transportation Workshop  Research that Educates in a Public Setting Discovery Science Center–Calit2 Research Affiliate Demos  Host Prominent Conferences BFI (May '05) Cybertrust (Sept '05) Housewarming BBQ Girls Inc. Tour and Demos Discovery Science Center

9. 9 Issues and Challenges at Calit2@UCI  No funding for equipment  Current budget does not provide for technical professionals  Insufficient space to meet demand for collaborative projects  Nurture innovative research and provide seed funding  Develop a sense of ownership and culture of collaboration  Generate additional support  Initiate projects on education