BERKELEY'S NEWS • NOVEMBER 18, 2023
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Research & Ideas
JUNE 13, 2022
UC Berkeley Energy & Biosciences Institute renews partnership with Shell
The UC Berkeley Energy & Biosciences Institute, or EBI, renewed its partnership with Shell on Feb. 28 to continue developing cleaner energy solutions.
Research & Ideas
JUNE 13, 2022
UC Berkeley Energy & Biosciences Institute renews partnership with Shell
The UC Berkeley Energy & Biosciences Institute, or EBI, renewed its partnership with Shell on Feb. 28 to continue developing cleaner energy solutions.
Women's Tennis
MAY 23, 2022
Final countdown: Giavara, Alsola to play in NCAA singles championship
The stakes are high: Should they reach the round of 16, they would be selected for the All-American team, and a tournament win earns a wildcard into this year’s U.S. Open Championship.
Women's Tennis
MAY 23, 2022
Final countdown: Giavara, Alsola to play in NCAA singles championship
The stakes are high: Should they reach the round of 16, they would be selected for the All-American team, and a tournament win earns a wildcard into this year’s U.S. Open Championship.
Women's Tennis
MAY 16, 2022
Cal loses to North Carolina State in sweet 16 to end postseason
Coming off the back of becoming regular season’s Pac-12 champions — with an 18-7 record in the spring — the Bears had hoped to continue their run in the NCAA national championship. Cal was bested by No. 6 North Carolina State 4-0 in Raleigh, leaving the tournament in the sweet 16.
Women's Tennis
MAY 16, 2022
Cal loses to North Carolina State in sweet 16 to end postseason
Coming off the back of becoming regular season’s Pac-12 champions — with an 18-7 record in the spring — the Bears had hoped to continue their run in the NCAA national championship. Cal was bested by No. 6 North Carolina State 4-0 in Raleigh, leaving the tournament in the sweet 16.
Women's Tennis
MAY 06, 2022
Postseason post-credits: Cal hosts first, second rounds of NCAA Championships
The team once again earned the honor of hosting after a successful season and being seeded 11th. Going in the tournament with a 16-7 record, and as regular season Pac-12 champions, Cal has its sights set high.
Women's Tennis
MAY 06, 2022
Postseason post-credits: Cal hosts first, second rounds of NCAA Championships
The team once again earned the honor of hosting after a successful season and being seeded 11th. Going in the tournament with a 16-7 record, and as regular season Pac-12 champions, Cal has its sights set high.
Campus
JUNE 29, 2020
UC Berkeley research to combat COVID-19 through artificial intelligence
From machine-learning algorithms detecting emergent diseases to a data-driven approach to addressing housing inequity, six UC Berkeley-led projects have been awarded funding from the recently created C3.ai Digital Transformation Institute to use artificial intelligence to help fight the spread of COVID-19.
Campus
JUNE 29, 2020
UC Berkeley research to combat COVID-19 through artificial intelligence
From machine-learning algorithms detecting emergent diseases to a data-driven approach to addressing housing inequity, six UC Berkeley-led projects have been awarded funding from the recently created C3.ai Digital Transformation Institute to use artificial intelligence to help fight the spread of COVID-19.
Back and Forth
SEPTEMBER 24, 2017
The Cannabiz: Marijuana advocate Debby Goldsberry uses expertise to write book for budding businesses
Debby Goldsberry is a Bay Area activist who has been participating in cannabis policy movements for many years.
Back and Forth
SEPTEMBER 24, 2017
The Cannabiz: Marijuana advocate Debby Goldsberry uses expertise to write book for budding businesses
Debby Goldsberry is a Bay Area activist who has been participating in cannabis policy movements for many years.
Campus
APRIL 24, 2017
Peace and conflict studies retired as major, will remain on campus through global studies program
The door to the Stephens Hall room that gave the “Peace” discipline a space on campus since 2003 is blank. Even the original metal sign that read “Peace and Conflict Studies Program,” formerly located outside its entrance, disappeared soon after the program moved to Stephens Hall in 2003.
Campus
APRIL 24, 2017
Peace and conflict studies retired as major, will remain on campus through global studies program
The door to the Stephens Hall room that gave the “Peace” discipline a space on campus since 2003 is blank. Even the original metal sign that read “Peace and Conflict Studies Program,” formerly located outside its entrance, disappeared soon after the program moved to Stephens Hall in 2003.
Research & Ideas
DECEMBER 01, 2015
Research team led by campus astrophysicist discovers cause of gamma-ray bursts
A team of researchers led by a UC Berkeley astrophysicist has discovered the cause of gamma-ray bursts, a peculiar cosmic phenomenon that occurs after rotating massive stars collapse.
Research & Ideas
DECEMBER 01, 2015
Research team led by campus astrophysicist discovers cause of gamma-ray bursts
A team of researchers led by a UC Berkeley astrophysicist has discovered the cause of gamma-ray bursts, a peculiar cosmic phenomenon that occurs after rotating massive stars collapse.
UC
MARCH 27, 2015
Former UC Irvine chancellor, UC president Jack Peltason dies at 91
Former UC president and UC Irvine chancellor Jack Peltason, known to family and friends for his wit and easygoing nature, died Saturday at the age of 91.
UC
MARCH 27, 2015
Former UC Irvine chancellor, UC president Jack Peltason dies at 91
Former UC president and UC Irvine chancellor Jack Peltason, known to family and friends for his wit and easygoing nature, died Saturday at the age of 91.
Food News
FEBRUARY 13, 2013
A history of genetically modified organisms at UC Berkeley
For more than 30 years, UC Berkeley has been at the forefront of GMO research and development. Many faculty members have been divided between work to bring genetically modified products to the marketplace and attempts to challenge their dispersal in the environment.
Food News
FEBRUARY 13, 2013
A history of genetically modified organisms at UC Berkeley
For more than 30 years, UC Berkeley has been at the forefront of GMO research and development. Many faculty members have been divided between work to bring genetically modified products to the marketplace and attempts to challenge their dispersal in the environment.
