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A3Ventures, the innovation lab and capital investment engine of AAA Northern California, Nevada and Utah, or AAA NCNU, moved into downtown Berkeley in November 2018, as first reported by Berkeleyside.
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A study led by campus researchers found that higher levels of education are linked to later ages of peak cognitive performance.
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With the groundbreaking of a new academic building set to begin in December, campus faculty and Berkeley community members anticipate a new Downtown facility that hopes to further integrate the campus into the greater Berkeley community.
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A team of scientists led by UC Berkeley researchers has identified how different parts of the brain could communicate with one another.
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People can map a landscape based on just its varying smells, according to a team of UC Berkeley researchers.
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Developers for the Berkeley Way West building project hosted an open house Thursday to introduce proposed construction plans for a UC Berkeley academic building in downtown Berkeley.
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Judith Warren Little, dean of the Graduate School of Education, will retire next June after serving five years in the position, according to an announcement made to the campus Wednesday.
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While some students joke about their stress levels and the inevitable mental breakdowns to follow, some UC Berkeley researchers have discovered that extreme stress can actually lead to serious mental illnesses.
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Finals week is a time of stress, exams and too much caffeine. On top of that, you go to the library thinking that for once, you’re going to find a ton of empty tables and get ‘er done. But every semester, it’s the same old story: You spiral down into
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High-powered bosses and leaders handle rejection better than their subordinates, and are better at finding alternative activities when rejected, concluded a new study from UC Berkeley’s Department of Psychology.
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