Current Status and Future Plans of Calit2 Irvine Division

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1 Current Status and Future Plans of Calit2 Irvine Division Presentation UCI Senate Divisional Assembly meeting 2701 Berkeley Place South Thursday, January 24, 2008 Dr. G. P. Li California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology Integrated Nanosystems Research Facility Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Dept. of Biomedical Engineering Henry Samueli School of Engineering

$100M Industry $140M Private $30 M Garamendi (2 campus) $30M Federal $100-200M Total $400-500M Innovation coast

2 California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology: Calit2 Two Campus Partnership (UCI and UCSD): 372 Faculty and Researchers have one or more types of involvement Funding Model ( first 4 years): State $100M Industry $140M Private $30 M Garamendi (2 campus) $30M Federal $ M Total $ M Innovation coast Irvine received $30M out of the initial state s $100M investment Irvine building construction $44M with opening ceremony Nov. 2004

Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society California NanoSystems Institute UCSB

3 California s Institutes for Science and Innovation A Bold Experiment in Collaborative Research California Institute for Bioengineering, Biotechnology, and Quantitative Biomedical Research UCD UCM UCSF UCB UCSC Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society California NanoSystems Institute UCSB UCLA UCI UCSD California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology

4 Calit2 Framework Extending the Internet Throughout the Physical World Policy, Management & Socioeconomic Evolution Education Environment & Civil Infrastructure Intelligent Transportation Digitally Enabled Genomic Medicine Interfaces & Software Systems Networked Infrastructure Materials & Devices New Media Arts Industry

5 Mission Statement Innovate. Integrate. Ignite. Innovative IT solutions that benefit society by Integrating academic research with industry experience to Ignite economic development

research teams, assigned by themes Open space to encourage interaction Voice-Over-IP

6 A Building Designed for Interaction First building to be completed among 4 CISIs 120,000 total sq ft includes labs, offices, meeting spaces Reconfigurable space for multi-dept research teams, assigned by themes Open space to encourage interaction Voice-Over-IP throughout (first in UC) Wireless throughout Building has been used by many different campus groups

Calit2@UCI Recent Accomplishments in National News Calit2 s

marking the fiveyear anniversary of Sept. 11th.

American Morning news program following a front page story on

In the wake of the Minneapolis bridge collapse, reporters

7 Recent Accomplishments in National News Calit2 s ResCUE project was featured on the NBC Today Show special marking the fiveyear anniversary of Sept. 11th. CNN Reporter Christopher Lawrence went live from Calit2 for the American Morning news program following a front page story on HIPerWall in LA Times. In the wake of the Minneapolis bridge collapse, reporters sought the expertise of researcher Maria Feng, known as the Bridge Doctor. NBC Nightly News featured Feng and her team at work in their Calit2 lab. An international audience tuned in to Univision Network correspondent Magaly Ortiz s report about the HIPerWall.

8 Multi-Investigator/Discipline Grant & Contract Proposals Since January 2004 Calit2 has submitted 92 grant proposals of its own (and has been a participant or affiliate in 85 others.). Submission breakdown of the 92 Calit2 proposals: 40% included faculty from more than one department 53% included more than one UCI faculty member 26% were funded UCI Schools with faculty in Calit2-led proposals include: Arts, Biological Sciences, Dept. of Education, Engineering, ICS, Physical Sciences, Medicine, Social Ecology and Social Sciences UCI faculty leads represent 20 different departments on campus

9 The Unexpected Challenge in Creating Industrial Partnerships

10 Budget Division: Irvine San Diego Executive Director Funding Ratio: Funding from UCOP Permanent $ 735,000 $1,470,000 $245,000 Temporary 375, , ,000 Promised 1,125,000 1,995, ,000 (temp 07/08, perm subsequently) Campus Matching $900,000* $2,000,000 $0 *Includes director salary and overhead. OP:UCI cost share is greater than 2.4 to 1...not at all bad!

11 Future Plans Where do we go from here?

Calit2 s Roadmap@UCI Delivering Telemedicine Technology Solutions: Building infrastructure support for remote

based K-12 Education: Interactive peer learning experiences via web 2.

experiences for students Empowering the Green World: Deployment of IT for smart management of energy,

12 Calit2 s Roadmap@UCI Delivering Telemedicine Technology Solutions: Building infrastructure support for remote underserved communities LifeChips deployment for efficient health care management Enabling complementary IT based K-12 Education: Interactive peer learning experiences via web 2.0 Teaming with corporate scientists to serve as mentors for students Facilitating team-based learning experiences for students Empowering the Green World: Deployment of IT for smart management of energy, transportation, environment, water Energy research: generation, delivery and consumption Intelligent transportation Water resource and environment Atmospheric sciences (global warming)

Calit2 Collaboration Model Utilize a Center of Centers

& Unexpected Events (ResCUE) Graphics & Visualization

Communication (CPCC) Institute for Transportation Studies

Research Lab (CBRL) Integrated Nanosystems Research

(CRITO) Ctr for Hydrometerology & Remote Sensing (CHRS)

13 Calit2 Collaboration Model Utilize a Center of Centers approach Sample of Affiliated Centers Responding to Crises & Unexpected Events (ResCUE) Graphics & Visualization Technology (GRAVITY) Ctr for Pervasive Computing & Communication (CPCC) Institute for Transportation Studies (ITS) Game Culture & Technology Lab Computational Biology Research Lab (CBRL) Integrated Nanosystems Research Facility (INRF) Ctr for Research on IT in Organizations (CRITO) Ctr for Hydrometerology & Remote Sensing (CHRS) Team up with research centers to drive integration Calit2 provides support and an innovation pipeline

14 Center Independence Vision Each center is unique with a unique vision in alignment with Calit2. Strategic roadmap Each center has its own plan for growth and success. Fundraising Centers may seek grants and gifts together or on their own. Capabilities Each center offers unique capabilities. Procedures Each center has its own techniques, procedures, etc. Staff specialists (professionals) Centers may share specialists or have their own. Customers Centers might share customers or have their own.

Common Infrastructure Building facilities Interface to the outside world, building support, etc. Equipment facilities Tools, facilities, instrumentation, etc.

submission IT support Software, communications, networking, databases, servers, etc. Admin support Invoicing, accounting, paperwork, data, events, PR, etc.

15 Common Infrastructure Building facilities Interface to the outside world, building support, etc. Equipment facilities Tools, facilities, instrumentation, etc. Lab/office space Common shared lab space available, researchers/students office space available Multi-disciplinary proposal Staff-assisted grant proposal writing and submission IT support Software, communications, networking, databases, servers, etc. Admin support Invoicing, accounting, paperwork, data, events, PR, etc. Policies, training, recharge/billing User issues, documentation, billing, keys, forms, etc. Materiel Supplies, purchasing, inventory control, warehousing, etc. Safety, EH&S, etc. Waste management, cleaning, etc.

16 Facilitating Interaction Calit2 will clarify and republish its space allocation policies and procedures. UCI will change how overhead is collected for building payments, so users of Calit2 facilities will not be penalized.

Calit2 Focuses on Telemedicine at Calit2 Three Modes of Telemedicine Institutional Telemedicine Large Scale Data Sharing and

Visualization, Distance Training, Robotic Surgery, etc.

Monitoring, Medical Assistive Devices, Wearable Sensors, Field Deployable Units, Smart Forms, First Responder Units, etc.

17 Calit2 Focuses on Telemedicine at Calit2 Three Modes of Telemedicine Institutional Telemedicine Large Scale Data Sharing and Visualization for Medical Professionals Collaborative Systems, Real-time Video, Database-on- Demand, Data Mining, Advanced Visualization, Distance Training, Robotic Surgery, etc. Field Telemedicine Data Harvesting and Feedback at Point of Care Hospital Patient Tracking, Data Harvesting, Outpatient Monitoring, Medical Assistive Devices, Wearable Sensors, Field Deployable Units, Smart Forms, First Responder Units, etc. Personalized Telemedicine IT-Driven Medical Devices for Individualized Medicine Smart Implants, Telemetric Microsensors, Remote Controlled Micro-robotics, Care-at-home Devices, Treatment Trackers, Personal Health Monitors

Calit2 ~ 14 Participants Calit2 co-sponsored International Imaging Genomics Conference Jan

18 Telemedicine/Life Science Outreach Telemedicine Comes of Age September 2006 Igniting Technology Panel Presentation at Calit2 Director s Telemedicine Focus Group November 2006 at Calit2 ~ 14 Participants Calit2 co-sponsored International Imaging Genomics Conference Jan 2007 at Academy s Beckman Center Director s Telemedicine Workshop July 2007 at Calit2 ~ 40 Participants

19 Calit2 Innovation Pipeline for Health Technologies Design Test Deploy Nanofab Bio/organic fab Characterize Innovation Pipeline Calit2 empowers health technologies innovation through its Innovation Pipeline. Calit2 is a participant in the campus-wide ICTS.

Bringing Advanced Microscopy to Southern

Microscope Nanoimprinting Facility 1-nm Carbon

Focused Ion Beam FEG-SEM Environmental SEM Shared

Basis Zeiss Uses Lab for Customer Demonstrations

20 Bringing Advanced Microscopy to Southern California Thermal Analysis Lab Atomic Force Microscope Nanoimprinting Facility 1-nm Carbon Nanotube Imaged by AFM Zeiss Microscopy Center Focused Ion Beam FEG-SEM Environmental SEM Shared Benefit Industry Uses Instruments on a Recharge Basis Zeiss Uses Lab for Customer Demonstrations UCI Community Uses Lab to Conduct Research Nanoimprinter Zeiss FIB

Calit2 Future Infrastructure Support First Floor

operated for Bio-IT- Nano (BION) convergence

visualization, graphics, interactive gaming

0), and digital media art BioMEMS lab, Nano lab,

21 Calit2 Future Infrastructure Support First Floor INRF & Calit2 Cleanroom facilities jointly operated for Bio-IT- Nano (BION) convergence Second Floor Application labs associated with visualization, graphics, interactive gaming (web-2.0), and digital media art BioMEMS lab, Nano lab, RF/wireless lab, Fiberoptic Lab, Network Lab. Entire Building Shared facility model for faculty and industry

Calit2@UCI: Alignment Leads to Empowerment An Innovative approach to Integrate centers, faculty and infrastructure to Ignite

22 Alignment Leads to Empowerment An Innovative approach to Integrate centers, faculty and infrastructure to Ignite UCI research Please join us to experience the multitude of opportunities ahead! Innovate. Integrate. Ignite. And Empower Today!

inventing the collaborative research environment for the digital future CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY inventing the collaborative research environment for the digital future A partnership between UC San Diego and UC Irvine Telecommunications