Research opens the door to using cheaper, less problematic metals in lithium-ion batteries

Byrne, who studied pollen to investigated the origins of agriculture and adaptation to climate change, died at his home on March 11, 2018

Neural dust, invented in campus labs, can now wirelessly stimulate nerves by harnessing the power of ultrasound.

Using deep reinforcement learning, an algorithm can learn to simulate natural-looking human skills, from martial arts to break dancing

Song, dance and drums highlighted the 39th annual celebration at UC Berkeley

ATTENTION: Reporters covering politics, government, social media and culture WHAT: “Parties and partisanship in the era of Twitter and Trump” is the focus of the 21st annual Travers Conference on Ethics in Government, presented by UC Berkeley’s

The longstanding partnership is rare in the dance and performance world, says Matías Tarnopolsky. “It’s a symbiotic relationship — we’ve grown together”

Listening to the faint signals of axions was impossible until John Clarke invented a low-noise superconducting quantum amplifier

Treks offered in a new two-credit class are designed to bring classroom learning in leadership to a new level

Jim Knowlton, who has spent the past three years leading the athletic department at the United States Air Force Academy, will take over as the head of Cal Athletics on May 21

Theater scholar and expert in Stanislavsky and acting theory dies at age 71

Gardener, artist and bookmaker Lauri Twitchell talks about her craft.

Once widely used as a cure-all for an array of ailments, leeches are making a resurgence in the medical community just for being their blood-thirsty selves

Natalea Schager turned her drone curiosity into the summer research experience of a lifetime.

“It’s a difficult process. My GPA has definitely dropped this semester. And I wonder what would happen if I didn’t have some of these financial problems.” So reflected Leo, a junior at UC Berkeley, on

Gospel chorus director Mark Wilson led the campus community at noon in singing “Lift Every Voice and Sing” and “We Shall Overcome”

Under Armour to donate $10,000 for food pantry and food collective if campus logs 150,000 fitness miles

Architecture professor Dana Buntrock is honored with a 2018 teaching award.

One Bold Idea, a six-part podcast series, tells stories that range from the birth of the atomic age at UC Berkeley to how a UCSF oncologist's new model of care changed the course of the AIDS epidemic

How to apply the lessons of effective charter schools remains an open question, according to new research on Boston's charter middle schools.