UC Berkeley study challenges Cahokia narrative with archaeological evidence
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A recently published study about the archaeological site Cahokia challenges the narrative around the ancient city’s decline and abandonment.
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Published paper demonstrates paleontology within conservational biology
A group of 41 scientists published a paper in Science magazine about the applications of paleontology in climate biology, which was the result of a meeting in 2015 at UC Berkeley on the future of biological conservation.
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Campus professor of mechanical engineering David Dornfeld dies at 66
Remembered as a humble and effective leader who spent the later years of his life developing sustainable manufacturing processes, UC Berkeley mechanical engineering professor David Dornfeld died last month. He was 66 years old.
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UC Berkeley crowned champion of Metrics Mania tournament for 2nd time
March, it turns out, is about more than college basketball: UC Berkeley’s reputation as a top research institution was reaffirmed Monday, when the campus was crowned champion of the Thomson Reuters Metrics Mania tournament for a second time.
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UC Berkeley researchers demystify Uranus’ weather patterns
The surface of Uranus has been nebulous to astronomers for years, but researchers at UC Berkeley and the University of Wisconsin-Madison have studied the planet’s weather patterns and gained some clarity as to what its surface looks like.
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