Berkeley Lab study reveals correlation between coffee consumption, genetics
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Coffee consumption might not be as arbitrary as people may think, according to a study from Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, or Berkeley Lab.
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3 UC Berkeley professors elected to National Academy of Engineering
Three UC Berkeley professors were elected to the National Academy of Engineering, or NAE, one of the highest honors granted to engineers in the United States, on Feb. 6.
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Berkeley Lab study shows publicly owned utilities have lower energy efficiency costs
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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Berkeley Lab researchers create polymer that could help treat cancer
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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Berkeley Lab researchers discover cause of defects in 2D materials used to create electronics
Discoveries of the causes of defects in transition metal dichalcogenides, or TMDs, by researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has brought scientists closer to creating ultra-high efficiency electronics.
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Berkeley Lab researchers develop method for detecting prion-related diseases
Previously, there was no quick and accurate way to test blood supplies for prion-related diseases, which include neurodegenerative conditions caused by misfolded proteins or prions. Now there is, however, according to a study published Sept. 12 involving Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory researchers.
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Berkeley Lab, UC Davis study shows 85% of CA classrooms lack sufficient ventilation
UC Davis and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory researchers found that 85% of the HVAC systems in California classrooms lack sufficient ventilation.
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Berkeley Lab develops machine learning algorithm to predict traffic flow
A new machine-learning algorithm is being developed to predict traffic flow and traffic patterns on California highways.
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UC Berkeley institutes Instructional Resilience Week in response to continued disruption
UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ and Vice Chancellor Marc Fisher, along with the Berkeley Academic Senate, declared the remainder of the week “Instructional Resilience Week” after class cancellations Monday.
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PG&E scheduled power outage affects UC Berkeley classes, city
PG&E announced another Public Safety Power Shutoff in the city of Berkeley due to unsafe weather conditions beginning Saturday at 5 p.m., impacting about 21,000 residents and UC Berkeley’s Monday daytime classes.
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