ICSI

ICSI is a leading independent, nonprofit center for research in computer science.

With its unique focus on international collaboration and through its established international programs, ICSI brings together scientists from all over the world and at all stages of their career to work with established staff researchers, UC Berkeley professors, and their networks of academic, government, and industrial partners. More >>

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Featured project

2i2c

2i2c makes interactive computing more accessible and powerful for research and education. The 2i2c team strives to accelerate research and discovery, and to empower education to be more accessible, intuitive, and enjoyable.

Press

ICSI in CNET

Android and iPhones are all about privacy now, but startup OSOM thinks it can do better
November 16, 2020 | Shara Tibken, CNET

"The reason ads are accurate is they're good at inferring your preferences," says Serge Egelman, a privacy expert who studies how phones access user information at the International Computer Science Institute. "Companies collect seemingly benign data that allow them to very accurately predict your interests."

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News

In Memory: John Ohala

John Ohala

This last week, Professor John Ohala passed away. This was very saddening to many people in the speech and language communities, but particularly to the many friends he had, not only in Berkeley, but all around the world.

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Executive Director Search

ICSI is seeking an experienced and collaborative administrative leader with significant management and operational expertise to serve as the next exective director. Learn more and apply.

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