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After a successful pilot of the program, BART began the installation of denser filters throughout its fleet as part of a multitiered plan aimed toward passenger safety during the COVID-19 pandemic.

At its first virtual meeting of 2021, the UC Board of Regents approved funding for a technology fellowship pilot program, discussed telehealth developments and listened to concerns regarding racial discrimination.

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory received three awards Tuesday from the “Oscars” of invention, or the R&D 100 Awards, honoring the most innovative international technologies.

Yana Feldman gave a talk at the CITRIS Research Exchange event Wednesday about the use of machine learning for analyzing nuclear proliferation data.

A court case against the UC system over health benefits for retirees of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is expected to be heard by the Alameda County Superior Court almost a decade after it was first filed, according to Carl Whitaker, a public relations consultant for the retirees.

Researchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Sandia National Laboratories, in partnership with UC Berkeley, have developed a new online game to study military escalation after receiving a $500,000 grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York.

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, or LLNL, the research facility responsible for ensuring the security and reliability of the nation’s nuclear weapons stockpile, was recognized as one of 2019’s “Best Places to Work” by the job and recruiting site Glassdoor.

It’s hard to summarize the city of Berkeley’s unique nature, but the late San Francisco journalist Herb Caen gave a witty effort when he coined “Berserkeley,” now a citywide nickname that is often spelled “Berzerkeley.”

The Nuclear Free Berkeley Act, passed in 1986, prohibited the creation and development of nuclear weapons and reactors within Berkeley’s city limits, in addition to preventing the city from entering into contracts or making investments with any organization affiliated with nuclear weapons production.

The UC will take a leading role in the management partnership among the three institutions, which will operate as Triad National Security, Triad, according to UC President Janet Napolitano.