Markita Landry uses nanotubes to ferry CRISPR-Cas9 molecules into plant cells to edit genes and produce better crops

With millions of students studying from home, online tutors driven by Artificial Intelligence could be useful tools — and they could be a lasting presence

Live webcast: Wednesday, June 10 9–10:15 a.m. (Pacific) Add to Calendar This event will be broadcast live on this page. You can also watch this event live on the UC Berkeley Facebook page. COVID-19 is

Of all the exotic clouds proposed for hot Jupiters, the most common should be silicate clouds: essentially molten quartz

Analysis of records of nearly 9.6 million Kaiser Permanente patients paints a clearer picture of COVID-19 infections in the Western U.S.

Vice Chancellor for Administration Marc Fisher and Vice Chancellor for Research Randy Katz sent the following message to faculty and staff on Friday: As many of you are aware, the main public health authority that

How her Filipino American, Catholic and queer identity fuels her passion for health equity

Live webcast: Wednesday, May 27 2–2:30 p.m. (Pacific) Add to Calendar This event will be broadcast live on this page. You can also watch this event live on the UC Berkeley Facebook page. UC Berkeley’s

Berkeley professor Kate O'Neill discusses the afterlives of the things we throw away and how China's decision to stop importing paper and plastic has disrupted the global waste economy

A seven-year study of Russian River salmon reveals new tools for protecting the population in the face of climate change

In this teachable moment, we can evaluate the moral underpinnings of our economy — and give more value to workers who provide essential human care and services.

Project will test thousands of student, staff and faculty to determine the best methods to prevent and control the ongoing transmission of COVID-19

State policies that limit access to contraception may lead people to seek out family planning information online

The carbon-hydrogen bond makes up two-thirds of all the bonds in hydrocarbons, yet has defied chemists' attempts to open it up and add new chemical groups. John Hartwig's lab has now cracked that problem.

Chancellor Carol Christ sent the following message to graduating seniors on Wednesday: Congratulations on completing your studies at Berkeley. For those who joined the Blockeley University commencement on Saturday, I hope you found a sense

“It is not really safe to be asking people to be exchanging materials,” student zero waste leader says

In recent history, the high court has put constraints on presidential power. Now, in more volatile times, it must assess Trump’s claim of unprecedented power.

Cal fares well in inaugural listing of top American universities

Formerly incarcerated student advocates for the community that changed her life