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UC Berkeley scientists involved in the development of a new NASA satellite have built and shipped several of the satellite’s components to Utah, where they will undergo testing until early this summer.
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On Friday evening, former U.S. president Bill Clinton and his daughter, Chelsea, convened an expert panel at Haas Pavilion to discuss creating technologies and social movements that bring about global change.
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On Thursday, NASA announced its Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope, or WFIRST, project, and selected Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory scientists as members of its scientific investigation team.
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New research from the Berkeley Seismological Laboratory may save lives and property by providing residents of coastal areas with more than 20 additional minutes to evacuate from dangerous tsunamis.
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A team of campus professors and researchers received a grant from Microsoft for its work with human-robot interaction, the company announced Wednesday.
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Hundreds of students, professors and scientists across a variety of fields gathered at the David Brower Center in Berkeley for a daylong symposium Monday honoring winners of the Breakthrough Prize, including two campus professors.
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Using tools developed at the campus’s Space Sciences Laboratory, a team of scientists has discovered how Mars has been stripped of its atmosphere over billions of years.
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For students in science, technology, engineering and math fields, studying abroad while working toward a rigorous major might be a daunting task. But according to six UC Berkeley STEM majors who shared their study abroad experiences, making the experience worthwhile just comes down to careful planning.
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Two universities are leading a project that will connect the data networks of over 20 major research institutions on the West Coast.
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UC Berkeley researchers have developed a graphene-based radio capable of recording and transmitting ultrasonic sound waves, allowing for bat-like echolocation.
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