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Seismic data from NASA's Insight lander indicate deep, porous rock filled with liquid water.
Prominent scientist honored for pioneering data-driven approach to accelerate clean energy innovations
In Berkeley Talks episode 206, Keltner joins a panel of others who worked on Inside Out 2. Together, they discuss the unique pressures that teenagers face, the science behind emotions, and how all of them, even the most uncomfortable, have a purpose.
Nematodes react to the odors of pathogens by prepping their guts to withstand an infection. Do humans react similarly?
As a modern candidate, she embodies all of the ways the country has moved on from the idea that you can only be one thing at once.
UC Berkeley researchers have created earpieces that identify brain activity associated with relaxation and drowsiness.
The California Institute for Energy and Environment (CIEE), in partnership with the Center for the Built Environment (CBE), has been awarded two major grants, totaling approximately $8 million, from the California Energy Commission (CEC) to advance research on commercial building decarbonization.
A new perspective published this week calls on California leaders to do more to recover degraded freshwater ecosystems and protect the resilience, health, and viability of existing ecosystems.
New assistant professors cement UC Berkeley's leadership in quantum science and technology.
The high Andes mountains host many glaciers. Study shows four of them have shrunk to a size not seen since the rise of human civilization.
Research could help communities most impacted by climate change.
"That thousands of infants may have been healthier had the election not occurred is incredibly troubling," said Caitlin Patler, associate professor at UC Berkeley's Goldman School of Public Policy.
Live sports have always been a powerful medium, UC Berkeley experts say. This year's choose-your-own-adventure way of viewing has democratized how, when and even who we watch.
Well-planned reforestation projects have up to 10 times more low-cost carbon removal potential than previous estimates
In April, the Olympic torch passed through Ancient Nemea, where Berkeley since 1974 has been unearthing a site of the Panhellenic Games.