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BERKELEY'S NEWS • MAY 25, 2023

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He watched as a big, mangy deer burst through the tree line, glorious even though it was emaciated.  It was the first deer K.C. had seen in 10 years.
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He watched as a big, mangy deer burst through the tree line, glorious even though it was emaciated.  It was the first deer K.C. had seen in 10 years.
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For graduating students who aspire to become researchers, a choice awaits: where to do research. How does one know if academia is the right fit for them?
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For graduating students who aspire to become researchers, a choice awaits: where to do research. How does one know if academia is the right fit for them?
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A team of researchers at the Näär Lab at UC Berkeley have developed a new inhalable drug that blocks the viral replication of SARS-CoV-2 in lung cells.
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A team of researchers at the Näär Lab at UC Berkeley have developed a new inhalable drug that blocks the viral replication of SARS-CoV-2 in lung cells.
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Whether you’re chilling at the beach or sheltering in place, consider picking up one of these pairs of nonfiction books.
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Whether you’re chilling at the beach or sheltering in place, consider picking up one of these pairs of nonfiction books.
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I was stuck: I felt like my only option if I pursued a medical career was going to medical school, but I just knew it wasn’t for me.
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I was stuck: I felt like my only option if I pursued a medical career was going to medical school, but I just knew it wasn’t for me.
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At the Elias Lab, Maggie Raboin, a graduate student, is studying the ways that sound affects invertebrates such as spiders.
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At the Elias Lab, Maggie Raboin, a graduate student, is studying the ways that sound affects invertebrates such as spiders.
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With so many national parks out there, it can be very difficult to choose one to visit. Here's where to start — based on your major.
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With so many national parks out there, it can be very difficult to choose one to visit. Here's where to start — based on your major.
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George Oster, campus professor emeritus of environmental science, policy and management and a groundbreaking researcher in the study of mathematical biology, died April 15. He was 77.
George Oster, campus professor emeritus of environmental science, policy and management and a groundbreaking researcher in the study of mathematical biology, died April 15. He was 77.
My problem with science stems (pun intended) from beefs I have with the systems and institutions designed for learning it.
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My problem with science stems (pun intended) from beefs I have with the systems and institutions designed for learning it.
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