​Agents, Memory, and Simulation @ Berkeley

​Event Description:

​A SESE-hosted event on Agentic System, powered by Google. 

​The Society of Engineers, Scientists, and Entrepreneurs (SESE) is a student-led non-profit with the mission of empowering students by connecting Berkeley talent with industry leaders through career fairs, research, and innovation.

​As the shift to agentic computing accelerates, Google is leading the way by developing the essential infrastructure and protocols, such as the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This technology facilitates large-scale reasoning and smooth collaboration between humans and AI.

​This exclusive event will gather students, developers, product thinkers, and researchers for a hands-on lab and an in-depth panel discussion. Experts from Google, academia, and the wider industry will explore how these agentic systems are created, managed, and deployed.

​Who Should Join:

• ​Engineering students familiar with Python or backend development

• ​Developers, PMs, and UX designers working in AI, tools, or systems

• ​Researchers and builders exploring AI agents, memory, and simulation frameworks

​Panelist:

• ​Annie Wang, Software Engineer at Google and Internal Career Coach

• ​Amit Maraj, Senior AI Developer Relations Engineer at Google

• ​Frank Coyle, Professor at UC Berkeley School of Informatics

• ​Sergei Chislov, AI Startups and Hedge Fund Founder

• ​Zhe Fu, Ph.D. Candidate at UC Berkeley

​Tentative Agenda:

​5:30 PM — Networking & Introductions

​6:00 PM — Opening Remarks (UC Berkeley & Google)

​6:15 PM — Interactive Lab: Agent Memory Deep Dive

​7:15 PM — Panel Discussion: The Future of Agentic Systems

​8:30 PM — Networking Reception with refreshments

​Date: Nov.13, 2025

​Locations: Eugene Jarvis Auditorium, #103 Bechtel Engineering Center

​Admission will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis due to space restrictions.

​Light refreshments provided during Networking Session

​Hosted by Google × SESE