Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

A study measuring air pollution levels and disparities in the Bay Area was published Tuesday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

At Yellowstone National Park in 2018, the Steamboat Geyser, one of the most powerful geysers in the world, reactivated after three years of dormancy.

Learning musical notation, while similar to learning how to read and write your first words, has instrumental benefits to language development and cognitive functions.

A recent study published by UC Berkeley bioengineers found that tumor cells can invade and migrate in brain tissue using long “microtentacles” attached to the cells.

An international team of scientists, including researchers from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, used crystallography and spectroscopy technology to capture an important step during photosynthesis.

UC researchers published a study March 27 that found the exact amount of biofuel needed to match price with and potentially replace petroleum-based gasoline and other fuel sources, which could have broad environmental consequences.

In a study published Thursday by Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, UC Berkeley researchers suggest it may be possible to select for plant microbiomes that are better adapted to their environment.

A group of campus and UCSF researchers created a computer algorithm to detect acute hemorrhages in CT scans.

UC Berkeley archaeologist Melanie Miller and her colleagues have discovered evidence that an ancient civilization in South America known as the Tiwanaku created plant-based psychoactive substances.

UC Berkeley researchers recently participated in a large-scale excavation that uncovered hundreds of fossils, supporting the hypothesis that the extinction of the dinosaurs may have been caused by an asteroid.