With $2.5 million from the National Science Foundation, an interdisciplinary, multicampus University of California research team is partnering with agencies and community organizations in the Bay Area to help residents respond to natural disasters more quickly — and more safely.
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The 1972 Clean Air Act has driven spectacular decreases in pollution from U.S. passenger vehicles but poses a challenge for pollution policy in poor communities, according to the first comprehensive study of air pollution exhaust standards.
CEE Professors Maria Laura Delle Monache and Alexandre M. Bayen discuss their research on the impact of AI-equipped vehicles on traffic jams and fuel consumption.
Girish Pahwa has won the 2022 IEEE Electron Device Society (EDS) Early Career Award.
Abrams tracks the efforts of organizers to fight anti-immigrant legislation and tackle related causes, including the ouster of Joe Arpaio.
Scientists have discovered that you can wake up each morning without feeling sluggish by paying attention to three key factors: sleep, exercise and breakfast.
UC Berkeley has invested in research around basic quantum science, building a strong foundation across campus.
Female astronomers on average published about nine papers for every 10 published by men — a rate that has remained stagnant for decades.
An interdisciplinary team of industry and academic researchers led by Professor Alexandre Bayen has completed its most ambitious real-time traffic experiment to date
A new book collects Harrison’s path-breaking work on globalization, trade, and foreign direct investment into a single volume.
Computer Science Profs. Dawn Song and David Wagner have won the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Special Interest Group on Security, Audit and Control (SIGSAC) Test-of-Time Award.
In a massive traffic experiment scientists tested whether introducing just a few AI-equipped vehicles to the road can help ease “phantom” jams and reduce fuel consumption for everyone. The answer seems to be yes.
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Associate Prof. Prabal Dutta has won the 2022 ACM SenSys Test of Time Award.
Berkeley Center for the Science of Psychedelics will train people to safely guide patients' psychedelic experiences in therapeutic and research settings.
Computer simulations show that a driver of annual weather cycles has gone unrecognized: the changing distance between Earth and the sun.
Berkeley Haas provides novel insight into the subscription model and that the market for online subscription services will be $900 billion by 2026.