International Computer Science Institute

“A copy of the form 990 is provided to the audit committee and is available to all members of the board of trustees as part of the periodic financial materials provided. The audit committee is charged with the task of reviewing the form and reporting to the board as a whole.”

“Trustees are required to report any conflicts of interest annually.”

“The salary of the president is approved by the executive committee of the board of trustees. Salaries of key management personnel and senior researchers are reviewed and approved annually by the president.”

“Form 990 and other organization documents are made available upon written request or via the organization's website.”

“Form 990 and other organization documents are made available upon written request or via the organization's website.”

“Founded in 1988, the international computer science institute (icsi) is an independent, non-profit research center based in berkeley, ca. We are internationally recognized for our pioneering research in computer science, the internet and networking, data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. Our institute also has a long-standing affiliation with the university of california-berkeley, including the berkeley institute for data science (bids). We foster a vibrant, international research community through our international visitor programs; researchers from around the world and at all stages of their career come to icsi to work with our acm award-winning senior scientists and uc-berkeley faculty. Our long-running german visitor programs, for example, has funded 534+ postdocs, 80% who have gone back to germany, and 50% of whom have gone on to become professors. We also collaborate with an extensive network of prominent universities, government labs (e.g., lbnl), and industrial partners in silicon valley, the us, and beyond. Our research is strengthened by the diversity of our networks and by our differences in expertise, geographies, cultures, and perspectives. The institute is funded primarily through grants, and thus our research depends on the entrepreneurial activity of our principal investigators who have the vision, drive, and leadership skills to build independent, ground-breaking research and technology initiatives. Since icsi's research is investigator-driven, our researchers are encouraged to pursue questions and topics that they feel are most in the public interest. Current areas of focus include: internet architecture, software-defined networking, and network security, extensible internet (ei), next generation internet (ngi), big data, spoken and text-based natural language processing, vision, audio, and multimedia, machine learning, artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, data science cyberinfrastructure, cloud computing, and usable privacy and security. Applications of our research range from translational data science to bioinformatics, internet of things (iot), video and speech processing, and internet routing and measurement. Our researchers also build upon their experiences at icsi to co-found companies (scott shenker - nicira, nefeli, databricks; vern paxson & robin sommer - corelight; serge egelman - appcensus) and research institutes (dick karp - simons institute for the theory of computing). We are committed to supporting open science, open data, and open-source software development; and thus, we make our research free and available to the public. We would like to thank our funders, donors, and potential donors for their continued support and interest in our organization. Please call 510-666-2900 or email us at [email protected]. 1. To schedule your private tour of our state-of-the-art facility, adjacent to the university of california campus in downtown berkeley, and to meet our world-class scientists to learn more about their research; 2. To meet with our executive director or hr manager to talk about supporting, becoming a partner of, or participating in our international fellowship programs (https://www.icsi.berkeley.edu/icsi/visitors); 3. To meet with our executive director or sponsored projects manager to talk about how you may become an icsi principal investigator and participate in the berkeley and silicon valley research & innovation ecosystem; 4. To meet with our executive director to talk about donation, partnership, or sponsorship opportunities to help our organization continue to advance original computer science and translational data science research with a real-world impact. We strongly encourage applications from people of color, people from working class backgrounds, from women and lgbtq+ people, and from those who are members of other marginalized communities. Icsi provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and proh”

“The organization did not receive any contributions of intellectual property, automobiles, boats, airplanes or other property.”

“There has been no change in the manner in which the annual audit is overseen by the audit committee.”