Since its launch in 2020, the Liquid Sunlight Alliance has enabled progress in artificial photosynthesis – including advances in device performance, materials durability, and computational modeling.
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UC Berkeley postdoc makes the case for Neurospora-laced oat pulp and cheesy moldy bread.
A new Berkeley Psychology research study suggests that worrying too much about happiness can actually make you feel less happy and even more depressed.
An interview with a professor researching African and Black diasporic literature and gender and sexuality.
In Berkeley Talks episode 207, bestselling author and UC Berkeley Professor Emeritus Michael Pollan discusses how he chooses his subjects, why he co-founded the UC Berkeley Center for the Science of Psychedelics and the role of storytelling in shifting our perspective.
Uses include surgical superglue that could be game-changer for fetal surgeries
Sunaura Taylor' new book Disabled Ecologies, document how residents organized one of the earliest and most successful environmental justice movements in the country.
Colonies of these choanoflagellates — members of a group considered to be the closest living relatives of all animals — have their own unique microbiomes.
Device expands ways to manipulate low-dimensional quantum materials
UC Berkeley archeologists say the findings might help resolve the debate about Clovis points and reshape how we think about hunting some 13,000 years ago.
UC Berkeley Economics and Public Policy Professor has been awarded the 2024 Daniel M. Holland Medal by the National Tax Association.
Women who rise through the ranks and succeed win our respect, but we also penalize them because we see them as less warm, less nurturing.
The Perseverance rover gathered sediments that can only be analyzed on Earth to retrieve more detailed information on Mars' water history.
Explore Berkeley French professor's Guggenheim Year and her recent academic endeavors.
Watch UC Berkeley professor Alison Gopnik explain the surprising overlap in just 101 seconds.
From albino squirrels to black coyotes, urban wildlife with unique color variations reveal the role of human bias in wildlife conservation.