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A study conducted by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, or Berkeley Lab, found the cost of saving electricity in publicly owned utilities, or POUs, is lower than in those that are privately owned.
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A UC Berkeley study to be published this month shows that out of more than 1,000 Native Americans surveyed, at least half were offended by the Washington Redskins’ name and Native mascots, according to a UC Berkeley press release.
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Recent developments have unfolded regarding a UC Berkeley International Human Rights Law Clinic study released in January.
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Researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Molecular Foundry have created a type of polymer that may help fight diseases via photothermal therapy.
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Next 10, an economic and environmental think tank based in San Francisco, worked with Berkeley Economic Advising and Research to publish a report Tuesday highlighting the expanded economic benefits of electric vehicles for disadvantaged communities in California.
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UC Berkeley neurobiology professor John Ngai has been selected to join the National Institutes of Health to lead its Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies, or BRAIN, Initiative — a government-established program aimed at advancing scientists’ understanding of brain function.
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The Department of Energy, along with the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, or LBNL, held the Innovation XLab: Biomanufacturing Summit in California Memorial Stadium on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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In a paper published in December 2019, researchers examine the impact of Germany’s shift away from nuclear energy toward coal plants between 2011 and 2017.
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A recently published study about the archaeological site Cahokia challenges the narrative around the ancient city’s decline and abandonment.
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UC Berkeley professor of mechanical engineering Oliver O’Reilly and campus graduate mechanical engineering student Nathaniel Goldberg constructed a model showing changes in the shape of spaghetti after it is placed in water, which could help researchers create more human-like robots.
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