Trilling chaired the physics department and the physics division at Berkeley Lab. He championed the Superconducting Super Collider, set to be the world's largest accelerator, before its cancellation in 1993.

Hass, a professor in Berkeley's Department of English, reads from his first poetry collection since 2010 at Lunch Poems, an ongoing poetry reading series on campus

Experiments with geckos show that their flexible, adaptable toes are essential to their ability to run on variable surfaces with ease

Whether programs have closed or remain open, they face dire safety and financial challenges, says the Center for the Study of Child Care Employment

Ground-based telescopes and Juno spacecraft join forces to peer deep into Jupiter's atmosphere

Live webcast: day, May 13 10–11 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. You can

Campus leaders offer an update on their ongoing planning for fall semester operations

People of color in California have less freedom to work from home and more anxiety over paying for necessities, says the new Berkeley IGS Poll

Campus community is showing its grit, heart, innovation

Vice Provost for Academic Planning and Senior International Officer Lisa Alvarez-Cohen sent the following message to the campus community on Tuesday: We understand that many faculty, staff, and students have questions regarding University-related travel, particularly

Current carbon capture and sequestration technology requires water, which could strain resources in many areas of the world

"Almost overnight, part-time jobs that many relied on to fund their education dried up, while layoffs and pay reductions began weakening the capacity of families to provide a foundation of support," two leaders write

Its office is closed, for now, but the East Bay Community Law Center continues to take new clients and advocate with state and local governments

"Don't let spring 2020 take away your hope for the future," she said, "and your memories of the past"

Honors cite his work on the stigmatization of mental illness, and longitudinal studies of girls and women with ADHD.

Countries around the world consistently apply lower import taxes on products produced by high-emitting "dirty" industries than “clean” ones

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Supporters of President Donald Trump are more concerned with the economy, less concerned with passing the infection to other people, says the Berkeley IGS Poll

Live webcast: Thursday, May 7 9–10:30 a.m. (Pacific) Add to Calendar This event will be broadcast live on this page. You can submit questions to the panel in advance. Recent years have witnessed a rise

The COVID-19 crisis is likely to be the overarching issue of the campaign, with a sharp focus to health and economic inequality, Berkeley experts say