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Through NexTech at CITRIS-UCMerced, undergrads like Lina B-Hernandez open the world of STEM to San Joaquin Valley middle schoolers with hands-on robotics design and coding projects. š¤ š» š
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Ceres Imaging's team in action! Check out Director of Strategic Accounts Jenna Rodriguez, PhD, sharing her perspective on agtech. CITRIS-UCMerced
The deadline to apply to ”Valle! has been extended to December 20, 2020. The CITRIS-UCMerced tech training program supported by Google aims to increase access to careers for Central Valley students. UC Merced
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Last Call! Submit your 3-pages pre-proposal by November 20th at 1 PM to qualify your early-stage, social impact idea/ venture!
https://bigideascontest.org/
UC Mercedās new START UP SJV project brings National Science Foundation (NSF)'s āComputer Science for Allā programming to Merced schools. The grant development was supported by CITRIS-UCMerced for P*s Angelo Kyrilov, Stefano Carpin, and Chelsea Arnold.
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The 2020-2021 Big Ideas Contest has launched! We are holding our 1st Information Session of the year for UC Merced students - attend to learn more about the new categories, application requirements, and other important information to get the funding (up to $20K!), support and validation necessary to launch your BIG IDEA!
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND: student innovators, aspiring entrepreneurs, anyone with an idea aimed at improving society.
Livestream at:
http://bigideascontest.org/events
CITRIS-UCMerced Director Josh Viers joined farm advocate and scientist Tom Willey on the "Down on the Farm" podcast to talk about Californiaās water, disadvantaged communities, agricultural production, and the future.
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Media coverage of Californiaās Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) could discourage democratic engagement on resource-management issues by focusing on a few stakeholders, says a new study by lead author Leigh Bernacchi, program director of CITRIS-UCMerced.
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https://bit.ly/2CTJm20
CITRIS campus UC Merced recently rose to No. 3 among U.S. universities in the 2020 Times Higher Education Young University Rankings and welcomed Juan SƔnchez MuƱoz as their Fourth Chancellor. CITRIS-UCMerced
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Congratulations to CITRIS-UCMerced's Josh Viers who received Resources for the Future funding to use satellites and remote sensing to detect harmful algal blooms before they become too toxic. Algal blooms emit toxinsāincluding neurotoxins deadly to pets and harmful to people.
Read more: bit.ly/2UMsYa1