BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 21, 2023
George Roderick
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Campus
JUNE 03, 2018
Meet UC Berkeley's peregrine falcon babies: Californium, Lawrencium and Berkelium
The three chicks hatched mid-April, and the runner-up names were Cam, Pan and Ile, according to campus spokesperson Roqua Montez.
Campus
JUNE 03, 2018
Meet UC Berkeley's peregrine falcon babies: Californium, Lawrencium and Berkelium
The three chicks hatched mid-April, and the runner-up names were Cam, Pan and Ile, according to campus spokesperson Roqua Montez.
UC
APRIL 02, 2017
Collaborations between UC, Mexican energy efficiency researchers to receive $10M in funding
UC President Janet Napolitano and Mexican Secretary of Energy Pedro Joaquín Coldwell announced Thursday that energy efficiency research conducted by Mexican institutions and UC campuses would receive $10 million in additional funding.
UC
APRIL 02, 2017
Collaborations between UC, Mexican energy efficiency researchers to receive $10M in funding
UC President Janet Napolitano and Mexican Secretary of Energy Pedro Joaquín Coldwell announced Thursday that energy efficiency research conducted by Mexican institutions and UC campuses would receive $10 million in additional funding.
Research & Ideas
JUNE 15, 2016
2 researchers find that climate change can cause species relocation
Two researchers, including campus associate professor of public policy Solomon Hsiang, published a study June 9 that found that climate change characterized by a temperature increase of two degrees Celsius can cause species in the Tropics to migrate a significant distance to areas that have cooler temperatures.
Research & Ideas
JUNE 15, 2016
2 researchers find that climate change can cause species relocation
Two researchers, including campus associate professor of public policy Solomon Hsiang, published a study June 9 that found that climate change characterized by a temperature increase of two degrees Celsius can cause species in the Tropics to migrate a significant distance to areas that have cooler temperatures.
Notes from the Field
APRIL 05, 2016
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.
Notes from the Field
APRIL 05, 2016
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.
Campus
APRIL 20, 2015
Campus students, faculty fight to reverse tenure decision for environmental science professor
Environmental science, policy and management professor Carolyn Finney was denied tenure in May by the department, which reasoned that her research did not meet the campus’ academic standards for tenure.
Campus
APRIL 20, 2015
Campus students, faculty fight to reverse tenure decision for environmental science professor
Environmental science, policy and management professor Carolyn Finney was denied tenure in May by the department, which reasoned that her research did not meet the campus’ academic standards for tenure.
