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Our students are among the nation’s best and brightest. Their passion, energy, and ingenuity are reshaping our understanding of and interaction with the digital world around us. Many of these promising scholars – a significant portion of whom are the first in their families to go to college – face serious financial challenges. Supporting their development is one of our top priorities.

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Donor Spotlights

Supporting Student Success

Paul Butterworth, M.S. ’81, B.S. ’74: "Education is where we can have the biggest impact."

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A Chain of Giving Back

Rosalva Gallardo Valencia, Ph.D. '12: “You don’t need to have a lot to give. You just need the determination to give."

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Paving the Way for Others

Jim Hobbs '73: "UCI provided me an excellent education at a very modest cost. I appreciate what I learned through my study and work at UCI, so I was happy to do something that would help other students in ICS."

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Hooked on Computing

Greg Hopwood, Ph.D. ’78: "As others had helped me, I want to help future ICS students to learn, create and contribute to our society."

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Upcoming Events

April24
Statistics Seminar Series

Covariate Adjusted Response Adaptive Design with Delayed Outcomes

Jingshen Wang
Assistant Professor, Biostatistics UC Berkeley
4:00 PM
6011, Donald Bren Hall

Abstract: Covariate-adjusted response adaptive (CARA) designs have gained widespread adoption for their clear benefits in enhancing experimental efficiency and participant welfare. These designs dynamically adjust…

April25
Informatics Seminar Series

Between Model and World: Trust, Transparency, and Theory of Mind in AI Systems

Beth Coleman
Associate Professor of Data & Cities at the Institute of Communication, Culture, Information and Technology and Faculty of Information, University of Toronto
2:00 PM
6011, Donald Bren Hall

Abstract: This talk works through a disciplinary survey of what constitutes trust and trustworthiness in human-machine learning interaction. In positing a framing of “trust,” the…

April28
AI/ML Seminar Series

Radiance Fields Advancing 3D Scene Understanding for Robotics and Autonomous Driving

Matúš Dopiriak
PhD Student, Department of Computers and Informatics, Technical University in Košice
1:00 PM
4011, Donald Bren Hall

Abstract: Since emerging in 2020, neural radiance fields (NeRFs) have marked a transformative breakthrough in representing photorealistic 3D scenes. In the years that followed, numerous…

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