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Eighty years ago, Japanese imperial forces launched a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. In honor, Dec. 7 was proclaimed as Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory scientists will lead two of 10 projects that jointly received $54 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy to improve energy efficiency in microelectronics.
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UC Berkeley researchers collaborated on a study on negative urgency, or the tendency to act impulsively in response to strong, negative feelings.
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Students filled up Memorial Glade Friday to spend some quality time with llamas at the campus-hosted Llamapalooza event, organized by the ASUC.
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Fischer initiated the study in 2019 with Matthew Traxler, an Assistant Professor in Plants and Microbial Biology, as the corresponding author in an attempt to explain the role of Pyronema after a wildfire, according to Traxler. He added that graduate student Frances Stark and colleagues at the University of Wisconsin-Madison were also involved in the study.
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The Disabled Students’ Program, or DSP, acquired emergency funding that will allow four staff members to begin work in spring 2022.
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A UC Berkeley study found that, unlike other monsoons, unique geographical features create the North American monsoon, which drenches Mexico and the southwestern United States with heavy rainfall during the summer.
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In an unexpected reversal for the species, a surge of Chinook salmon is swimming up Bay Area creeks following autumnal rain.
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UC Berkeley archaeologists found that a diet of quinoa, potatoes and llama meat fueled ancient inhabitants of the Andes mountain range throughout thousands of years of changing climates.
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A study from Berkeley Law’s International Human Rights Law Clinic and the Gulf Centre for Human Rights identified a trend of violation of freedom of open expression and the use of surveillance technology against human rights defenders in Gulf regions and neighboring countries.
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