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We all know that some professors view their lectures as pieces of art. Whether it be because of the colorful slides, the poetic language or the theatrical demonstrations, a good lecture can be a performance. But every professor is different, so we decided to pair several notable lecturers on campus with Daily Cal album
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Winkelstein was most noted for his pioneering study of AIDS in the 1980s, study of heart disease in women and finding a link between tobacco and cervical cancer, according to his colleague, campus Professor of Biostatistics Steve Selvin.
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Watch a video of Berkeley Professor Peter Duesberg talking about his controversial HIV/AIDS theory. Click here for the “Faces of Berkeley” article on Professor Duesberg. Multimedia producers Kelly Lin and Tianzong Jiang made this video.
For over 20 years, UC Berkeley professor Peter Duesberg has believed that HIV does not cause AIDS, an opinion that he says has limited his academic career and alienated him from the scientific community. “You cannot find the (HIV) virus, only antibodies, and it doesn’t spread via sex as it
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Cancer formation is a process akin to the development of a newly evolved species, rather than a result of mutation, according to a study recently published by researchers at UC Berkeley. Published in the July 1 issue of the journal Cell Cycle, the study, led by campus professor of molecular
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