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Fall Research Exchange Series Tackled AI Framing, Learning Models and Safety
Three Distinguished Lectures on the Status and Future of AI.
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Nuclear Power Renaissance
UC Berkeley researchers are working to revisit and reinvent molten salt technologies, paving the way for advanced nuclear energy systems and a carbon-free future.
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For New Berkeley Professor, Solving Homelessness Requires Data, Direction — And Belief
A UC Berkeley professor, born and raised from the Bay Area, is actively pursuing solutions to the underlying factors contributing to homelessness.
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Tiny Agents, Global Scale
Viruses of coral symbionts offers clues about deadly disease across coral reef communities.
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Native American Health Care Remains Vastly Underfunded
UC Berkeley School of Public Health Alum works to improve the lives of individuals and families through culturally appropriate health, affordable housing, and community development services.
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Researchers Demonstrate New 3D Printing Technique for Quantum Sensors
Berkeley scientists have introduced a fabrication technique for arranging quantum sensing particles into intricate 3D formations, enabling precise detection of temperature and magnetic field fluctuations within microscale surroundings.
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Why We Must Look Beyond César Chávez To Understand United Farm Workers History
UC Berkeley Ethnic Studies Assistant Professor Christian Paiz delves into the experiences of lesser-known members of the 1960s UFW movement.
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Ashok Gadgil Awarded National Medal of Technology and Innovation
UC Berkeley distinguished professor awarded the nation's highest honor for technological achievement for his work in safe drinking water technologies.
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Nature’s Poisons: Why We Love Them and Abuse Them
New book by UC Berkeley evolutionary biologist Noah Whiteman explores the delicious toxins all around us.
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Rescuing Dissent: Inside the Year-Long Mission To Bring Prominent Putin Critics to UC Berkeley
Russian social science professors Ilya Matveev and Ilya Budraitskis, renowned for their expertise on authoritarianism, fled their country after Russia invaded Ukraine, seeking safe harbor at UC Berkeley.
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Largest Recent Hire of Faculty in the Arts Brings 10 Gifted Scholars to Berkeley
The recent hire of 10 faculty members in UC Berkeley's Division of Arts and Humanities represents impressive scholars at the forefronts of their respective fields.
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Research Shows How Airline Pricing Really Works
UC Berkeley professor peers into the black box of airline pricing strategies and methods.
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Webb Telescope Discovers Intense Jet Stream in Jupiter’s Atmosphere
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope detected a high-speed Jupiter jet stream, outpacing the visible cloud layers below, resulting in unprecedented wind shears compared to Earth.
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Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing Announces $25 Million Matching Pledge by Simons Foundation International
Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing at the University of California, Berkeley, receives a $25 million matching pledge to help build an ongoing stream of philanthropic revenue that will support the mission and research of the institute.
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UC Berkeley Partners With Kaiser Permanente To Launch the California Center for Outbreak Readiness
UC Berkeley School of Public Health and Kaiser Permanente Southern California are launching a new center to develop advanced modeling methods to address disease outbreaks and prepare the nation for future pandemics.
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Fostering Coexistence With San Francisco’s Urban Coyotes
New study analyzes the coexistence of humans and coyotes in San Francisco.