Anthony Barnosky's warning of climate tipping point inspires French filmmakers to focus on solutions for 'Tomorrow'

UC Berkeley is offering food gift-card sales as a way to help students who struggle to cover their food costs, especially around the holidays. The deadline to take part in this year's Cal Nourish program is Friday, Dec. 11.

Institutions establish Berkeley Tsinghua Joint Research Center on Energy and Climate Change

Reporting from Paris on Day 2 of the U.N. climate summit, 2015 Berkeley grad Noah Deich describes enthusiastic support for climate action in principle, and under-the-radar interest in removing carbon already in the atmosphere, through sequestration and other technologies.

Valeri Vasquez is a graduate student with UC Berkeley's Energy and Resources Group. She is taking time off from her graduate work to spend time is Paris, acting as counselor to the co-chair of the United Nations climate negotiations, Daniel Reifsnyder.

Construction is scheduled to begin this month on an eight-story complex in downtown Berkeley to house the campus's Graduate School of Education, School of Public Health and the Department of Psychology.

Tribal elder Harry Williams, a UC Berkeley community scholar, shared the stage with director and Cal alum Jenna Cavelle as "Paya: The Water Story of the Paiute" won “best short doc" at the 2015 Red Nation Film Festival.

With the global warming in the headlines and the holidays on the near horizon, environmental economics expert Catherine Wolfram offers a timely list of readable books concerning energy.

At the 4-year-old AMPLab at UC Berkeley, highly collaborative efforts tackle some of the biggest problems in the world of Big Data — and have come up with blockbuster, open-source systems.

At international summit in Washington Dec. 1-3, Jennifer Doudna and others discuss the ethical and societal issues surrounding germline gene editing

An exoplanet unusually far from its star may have been kicked out of its birthplace, Gemini Planet Imager reveals

UC Berkeley faculty and students have taken their expertise to Paris this week for the historic COP21 conference, where the world is grappling with climate change.

Cal grad Noah Deich is headed for the 2015 U.N climate summit in Paris, where he'll spotlight carbon removal (of carbon already in the atmosphere) as a means to reduce global warming. Deich, who earned his M.B.A. this year, directs a new nonprofit, the Center for Carbon Removal, and is posting updates on its site.

Graduate student Ian Bollinger, who studies climate change and its effects on snowpack and water management -- and is part of a Berkeley team designing a sustainable tiny house -- discusses the 2015 U.N. climate summit and related events he'll attend in Paris.

A supercomputer simulation shows how turbulence in a collapsing star can fuel a hypernova explosion and bright gamma-ray burst

With forecasts of a super wet California winter, findings released today by UC Berkeley’s  for Cities and Schools may set off alarms: more than half of the state’s K-12 public school districts fail to meet

Researchers overcome barrier to use of material in transparent displays, nanoscale transistors and more

New research points the way for forest regneration after the catastrophic 2013 Yosemite fire

Public radio show looks at appreciation from the perspective of chimpanzees, businesses and Samaritans

To hit a fastball, or perform other complex tasks, these hubs do most of the heavy lifting.