BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 20, 2023
Center for Integrative Planetary Science
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Administration
OCTOBER 03, 2022
Postdocs, graduate students win protections against bullying
Graduate students, postdoctoral researchers and academic researchers have won protections against bullying and abusive workplace conduct in a tentative agreement with the UC system.
Administration
OCTOBER 03, 2022
Postdocs, graduate students win protections against bullying
Graduate students, postdoctoral researchers and academic researchers have won protections against bullying and abusive workplace conduct in a tentative agreement with the UC system.
Campus
FEBRUARY 21, 2022
‘End rent burden’: UC Berkeley academic workers rally to address housing affordability
About 200 UC Berkeley academic workers rallied Feb. 17 to demand that the university address the housing crisis faced by thousands of its workers.
Campus
FEBRUARY 21, 2022
‘End rent burden’: UC Berkeley academic workers rally to address housing affordability
About 200 UC Berkeley academic workers rallied Feb. 17 to demand that the university address the housing crisis faced by thousands of its workers.
Campus
OCTOBER 29, 2021
Student researchers, postdoctoral students hold rally against union busting
Members of the UAW Student Researchers United and UAW Local 5810 for postdoctoral students hosted a joint rally against union busting on campus.
Campus
OCTOBER 29, 2021
Student researchers, postdoctoral students hold rally against union busting
Members of the UAW Student Researchers United and UAW Local 5810 for postdoctoral students hosted a joint rally against union busting on campus.
Research & Ideas
MARCH 21, 2018
UC Berkeley study links birth of Mars' oceans to volcano formation
The formation of an enormous volcanic mass on Mars called Tharsis may help explain the discrepancy in Mars’ shoreline elevation, according to a study published Monday by UC Berkeley researchers.
Research & Ideas
MARCH 21, 2018
UC Berkeley study links birth of Mars' oceans to volcano formation
The formation of an enormous volcanic mass on Mars called Tharsis may help explain the discrepancy in Mars’ shoreline elevation, according to a study published Monday by UC Berkeley researchers.
