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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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UC Berkeley’s International Human Rights Law Clinic released a study Thursday examining the impact unsolved homicides in Oakland and barriers to support services have on the families of victims from underrepresented communities.
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Christina Maslach, UC Berkeley psychology professor emerita and a professor of the campus graduate school of psychology, earned the National Academy of Sciences, or NAS, Award for Scientific Reviewing for her research in job burnout and worker well-being.
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The United States Patent and Trademark Office issued the UC system’s 20th CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing technology patent with the arrival of the new year, according to a press release by Berkeley News.
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Berkeley SkyDeck, UC Berkeley’s business startup accelerator and incubator program, announced a partnership with Universal Music Group.
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UC Berkeley astrophysics graduate student Kareem El-Badry disproved a discovery by Chinese researchers of a gigantic black hole Dec. 9.
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Animal displays of same-sex sexual behavior, or SSB, may be the evolutionary norm, not the exception, according to a study co-authored by UC Berkeley researchers in the department of environmental science, policy and management.
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Researchers recently found that climate change may lessen the severity of viruses, but may also cause outbreaks to occur more often.
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A recent study co-authored by two UC Berkeley professors resulted in a new material that can capture carbon dioxide from wet flue gases in an effort to mitigate climate change.
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UC Berkeley researchers found that heat can be transferred through a vacuum without light, a phenomenon that has traditionally been considered improbable.
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