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Berkeley psychology professor receives award for his study of human emotion, power and the concept of awe throughout his career.
Berkeley philosopher argues that human nature is not a fixed phenomenon, and that art acts as a kind of “strange tool” that actively changes us.
New research dives deeper on the diet and alcohol content of fruits eaten by African chimps.
Berkeley ethnic professor utilizes data analytics to investigate Asian American literature.
Berkeley political science professor comments on the recent proposed changes to congressional district mapping.
UC experts utilize historical events to explain how the U.S. became a science superpower.
Berkeley researchers reveal that each AI platform appears to follow its own set of ethics.
A new study reveals the complex brain circuits involved in growth, offering fresh insights into health and fitness.
Berkeley professor details how studying past earthquakes could improve future safety and survival.
UC Berkeley infectious disease expert provides insight into who will be able to receive COVID-19 vaccines this fall.
Psychologists explore what forgiveness is, how it works in the brain and the ways people can practice forgiveness.
Drawing both from ecological sciences and generations of farming wisdom, agroecology aims to create more sustainable ways to grow food.
UC Berkeley professor is trying to understand how oral bacteria make biofilms and tip the balance to prevent cavities.
Berkeley economists found that the total effective tax rates paid by the 400 richest Americans have declined sharply in recent years.
New research sheds light on the worsening drug crisis and availability of addiction treatment.