Scientists can now read and write a sequence of metal atoms in metal-organic frameworks, or MOFs, allowing them to program multiple chemical functions or encode data

Data from NASA's recent Dawn mission answers long-unresolved questions: Is there liquid inside Ceres, and how long ago was the dwarf planet geologically active?

Cynthia Weekley, executive director of the Engineering Research Support Organization at UC Berkeley's College of Engineering is Saturday's honoree

The center aims to advance methods for storing and preserving biological cells and tissues, work that could dramatically expand organ transplant networks

Friday's honoree: Colleen Rovetti, executive director of external relations and marketing communications in the office of University Development and Alumni Relations

Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Stephen C. Sutton, Vice Chancellor of Equity & Inclusion Oscar Dubón, Vice Provost for Graduate Studies and Dean of the Graduate Division Lisa García Bedolla, Special Faculty Advisor to the

The 2018 book, set in a future surveillance state, follows a 17-year-old protagonist who gets exiled to 1959 rural Wisconsin after giving a subversive valedictorian speech

First EEG measure of dream or REM sleep allows scientists to distinguish dreaming from wakefulness in sleep studies, coma patients

Terri Kouba, a systems architect with Berkeley's Information Services and Technology office is one of 18 "unsung heroines" being honored

Message from campus leaders outlines options for staff

Lessons in resiliency can counter trauma of seeing images of racial brutality, COVID-19 death

The Berkeley IGS Poll found some common ground in how Californians are experiencing the pandemic, but also stark divisions.

Lupe Gallegos-Diaz is director of the UC Berkeley's Chicanx/Latinx Student Development Office

Study finds transmission of the mosquito-borne virus can increase rapidly with temperature — and climate change is likely to bump coastal Southern California into the danger zone

Award recognizes major contributions to the public understanding and appreciation of science

Former Vice President Joe Biden’s lead extends across every major region of the state, according to the new Berkeley IGS Poll.

Alisha Klatt, a training and instructional design specialist for UC Berkeley's Environment, Health and Safety office, is one of 18 'unsung heroines' being honored.

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By 2100, rising temperatures driven by climate change could cause tens of millions of deaths per year worldwide, says a new study led by Berkeley scholar Solomon Hsiang.

Erin Skelly is the assistant director for student services at Berkeley's International Office.