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October 7, 2024
Evaluating Benefits of Electric Vehicle Subsidies Under the Inflation Reduction Act
A new study shows that electric vehicle tax credits decreased climate pollution and benefited US vehicle manufacturers but have mixed benefits relative to taxpayer costs.
October 2, 2024
New Center To Advance Use of Seaweed in the Global Economy
The UC Berkeley Energy & Biosciences Institute (EBI) has been established to advance the use of seaweed in the global supply chain.
October 2, 2024
Researchers Simulate an Entire Fly Brain on a Laptop. Is a Human Brain Next?
UC Berkeley researcher decided to simulate the massive circuit of the adult fruit fly brain— 139,255 neurons and 50 million connections — in a computer.