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Failing a drug test, associating with felons and other technical parole violations are among the key drivers of prison’s “revolving door,” according to new UC Berkeley research.
Scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, have demonstrated in mice that CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing technology can repair the mutation that causes Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a severe muscle-wasting disease.
When Hurricane Harvey struck the Texas coast in late August, Americans had a choice: they could share their resources or look the other way.
For the past few years, researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have been exploring a drastically different kind of computing architecture based on quantum mechanics to solve some of science’s hardest problems.
Further steps made toward a hyper-accurate gene editor.
The Rainbow Sign was a vibrant black cultural arts center that drew cultural icons from across the country, from Maya Angelou and James Baldwin to Huey Newton and Nina Simone.
Scientists at the Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have developed a new electrocatalyst that can directly convert carbon dioxide into multicarbon fuels and alcohols using record-low inputs of energy.
The Berkeley IGS Poll has turned to California voters for their takes on race relations in the state and nation, the rights of white nationalists to hold public rallies and whether the president can manage the United States’ racial tensions.
Like trick-or-treaters sorting their Halloween candy haul, fox squirrels apparently organize their stashes of nuts by variety, quality and possibly even preference.
Amy Herr, Scott Shenker, and Mike Cohen are powerhouses at UC Berkeley, and all three are winners of the Berkeley Chamber of Commerce’s Visionary of the Year award.
A student-designed medical device to diagnose pneumonia has been named the winner of the student category of Fast Company‘s 2017 Innovation by Design Awards.
A newly created metal-organic framework material that absorbs carbon monoxide better than other materials has a growing list of applications.
A report from the Center for Environmental Public Policy provides new policy recommendations to implement program to eliminate hotspots of severe air pollution harming the health of people in disadvantaged communities.
New study challenges a long-held assumption in psychology that most human emotions fall within the universal categories of happiness, sadness, anger, surprise, fear and disgust.
Choanoflagellates seem to take cues from bacteria when choosing their life trajectory