Curious about the intersections between data visualization, mapping, and design? Join us for a lunchtime conversation about current creative work in the design world with Eric Rodenbeck, the founder of Stamen Design, an award-winning data visualization design studio based in San Francisco whose clients include National Geographic, Facebook, and the Dalai Lama. Rodenbeck will be in conversation...

Join us for another semester of Design Field Notes—an ongoing lecture series part of our course DES INV 95. This speaker series invites a dynamic group of designers, artists, and academics in design-related fields to share their work and practice with our students and public. This event series will be held on Zoom, and is free and open to the public. A Zoom account is required for login and...

Free and open to the public; online only. Please register at https://berkeley.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_DpEzfPpJRmuy2pNfK_DI_Q.

Marti Hearst will talk about the creative side of computer science, covering topics ranging from search engines to computational linguistics to reading to data visualization.

In the early 20th century, Southern California was one of the regions where living spaces for a new era were proposed. The mild climate of this area, which fostered the custom of enjoying outdoor life, attracted pioneer architects such as R.M. Schindler or Richard Neutra, as well as people who were looking for new casual lifestyles. What the architects proposed was the indoor-outdoor connected...

Vini Jaiswal explains the âdata lakehouseâ data paradigm, which provides all of the capabilities needed to train and deploy machine learning models.

Sign up for a two-week virtual rainwater harvesting design-a-thon with the opportunity to win up to $1000! Project RISHI, a student-run non-profit at UC Berkeley, invites you to help design a rainwater harvesting system to be implemented in rural India. RSVP today: https://forms.gle/zwhCDe7ggh7kdk4bA or contact aunnesha@gmail.com with any questions.

What does it mean to consider the Indigenous eye? How do we design an Indigenized space within the American theater? Costume and fashion designer Asa Benally explores the process, and the nuances of appropriation vs. appreciation.

Join us for another semester of Design Field Notes—an ongoing lecture series part of our course DES INV 95. This speaker series invites a dynamic group of designers, artists, and academics in design-related fields to share their work and practice with our students and public. This event series will be held on Zoom, and is free and open to the public. A Zoom account is required for login and...