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Kaiser Permanente study — the first to analyze pubertal onset by Asian ethnicity — may help explain health disparities seen in Asian adults
Few know that the backbone of the internet is made up of close a million miles of telecommunication cables on the ocean floor.
Biosynthesis in yeast produces a cheaper immune-boosting ingredient of many vaccines.
His research challenges common beliefs about political polarization and offers strategies for political campaigns to persuade voter.
New research suggests that competition over love and real estate drives two extreme behaviors in green-rumped parrotlets.
Two Berkeley professors were recognized into the National Academy of Sciences for their distinguished and continuing contributions in original research.
Berkeley researchers suggest saber-toothed cats held onto their baby teeth to stabilize their sabers.
In a Q&A, Emeritus Professor Michael Pollan discusses his time at Berkeley and the value of storytelling.
Seven UC Berkeley scientists — including a chemist, a psychologist, an engineer, two biologists and two physicists — are among 250 new members elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
The Possibility Lab at UC Berkeley is tapping the expertise of hundreds of residents to learn what helps them feel safe in their everyday lives.
Berkeley professor's work sheds light on the health of some of the nation’s most disadvantaged youth.
In her book, UC Berkeley sociology professor Marion Fourcade investigates what our dependence on ratings and rankings means for the future of individuality and society.
Research from the UC Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity brings to light the transaction costs associated with municipal cyber risk management and how we can utilize technology governance at the municipal and regional scales.
Researchers aim to create a set of open-source tools to enable the production of high-resolution maps of sand-mining activity around the world.
Researchers have uncovered a remarkable metal alloy that won’t crack at extreme temperatures due to kinking, or bending, of crystals in the alloy at the atomic level