University of California, Irvine researchers are applying lessons learned from music and video peer-to-peer file transfer networks to a system for reducing traffic jams on the roads.

Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, are hoping to use GPS-enabled wireless phones to help them study traffic data.

The Mobile Millenium has been announced by the Nokia Research Centre with the assistance of the University of California and Berkeley. The Mobile Millennium is an application that is able to track down and report the traffic of GPS-enabled phones. This can be done by having the GPS-coordinates monitor the vehicles that will pass through the

Today, the Nokia Research Center, alongside the University of California and Berkley, is launching the Mobile Millenium, a pilot project to use GPS-capable phones to report traffic conditions. The Mobile Millenium project builds from the initial Mobile Century project started last February, and could revolutionize traffic reporting. Google Mobile has some accurate traffic reporting

You remember that traffic test that Nokia was conducting with the University of California Berkeley, right? If not, Nokia and UC Berkeley were using Nokia N95’s to test a new method of tracking traffic patterns by studying data collected as the phone is tracked along the road. It’s a much cheaper method than older traffic

Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, and the Nokia Research Center are to release pilot software that turns cellular devices into mobile traffic probes providing real-time information on traffic flow and travel times.

Starting at midnight Monday, Nov. 10, researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, and Nokia Research Center, Palo Alto will  release pilot software that turns cellular devices into mobile traffic probes providing real-time information on traffic flow and travel times which should help commuters. As part of this Mobile Millennium project, anyone can download the free software at w...

“The Mac has really become an indispensable aspect of the lab” explains Adam Gazzaley, an assistant professor studying the mechanisms of human memory and attention at the University of California, San Francisco. “Our entire workflow integrates the Mac at all the different levels” — from “stimulus presentation and data acquisition” to “the actual publ...

Visit the University of California Television, and you’ll find a wealth of diverse programming. Take, for example, 21st Century Zoos, a fascinating program that features interviews with Jane Goodall and veterinarians from such noted zoos as the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle. Learn about 21st Century Zoos and the unique challenges veterinarians face caring for

Engineers at the University of California, Berkeley, are reporting a new way of creating computer chips that could revitalize optical lithography, a patterning technique that dominates modern integrated circuits manufacturing.