1.6.2005
"IGN Insider"
Robots Like Music Too
LEMUR (The League of Electronic Musical Urban Robots) is bringing their unique, mechanically inclined brand of sound to UC Irvine's Beall Center for Art and Technology.
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1.5.2005
"Orange County Register"
Broadcom move a boon to UCI
Chip maker Broadcom Corp.'s move to the University Research Park, adjacent to UC Irvine, will lead to more collaboration with the university, including the schools of engineering and computer science, and Calit².
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1.4.2005
"Technology Review"
What Lies Beneath
The crustal plates that lie beneath miles of ocean are in constant movement, shifting imperceptibly every second. But the seismologists who track them have had to rely on an investigative schedule dictated by the calendar, rather than the clock. John Orcutt, deputy director of Scripps Institution of Oceanography and Calit2 participant, is quoted as saying "now we can create a data grid of sensors that all forward their data to the system... The tricky part is to interact intelligently with the sensors. That’s something that hasn't been done much. We're using it for seismology, but it's applicable to meteorology, oceanography -- all sorts of fields in which you're using instruments remotely." 

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1.4.2005
"Orange County Business Journal"
Broadcom Moving to Research Park
Irvine chipmaker Broadcom has struck a deal to move its headquarters to the city's University Research Park, taking 700,000 square feet in eight buildings. Broadcom plans to move from its current Irvine Spectrum base in two years. The Irvine Company, which owns University Research Park, plans to put up buildings for the chipmaker.
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1.1.2005
"Cabling Business Magazine"
The Ultimate Playground for IT Imagineers
Extensive cabling technology was needed to supply the flexible communications infrastructure required in the Calit2 Irvine building. This article details the design and technology used in the new 120,000-square-foot building. 
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1.1.2005
"OC Weekly"
Basic Programming: OP_ERA Beginning to See the Light
A review of the OP_ERA exhibit currently on display at UCI's Beall Center.
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1.1.2005
"MSNBC"
Robo Roach: Bionic Bug Takes Control of the Driver's Seat
Calit2 and ACE graduate student Garnet Hertz uses hissing cockroaches to navigate robotic vehicles.
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