The celebrated chef releases a memoir spanning her days at UC Berkeley to the White House garden and Chez Panisse.
Seafood for everyone
A tiny fraction of oceans could satisfy the world’s fish demand, a new study finds.
How safe is chicken imported from China? 5 questions answered
What you should know before biting into cooked chicken meat sent to the U.S.
Why you might want to go easy on the avocado
'Good fats' may lead to fatty liver disease and other health problems, new research shows.
Providing clean water for a growing population
A new method to squeeze every drop from brine will alleviate water shortages in arid regions.
How a trayless dining hall can benefit the environment
A small change at UC Santa Barbara cut food waste in half.
CRISPR may cure all genetic disease — one day
UC Berkeley's Jennifer Doudna reflects on how her gene editing tool may alter the world as we know it.
7 challenges for achieving global food security
UC Davis’ Helene Dillard leads the charge for more sustainable, equitable food systems.
Thinking inside the cardboard box
UC Berkeley engineers use materials at hand to solve global problems, like roofing material made from recycled cardboard.
Climate change to reduce wheat yields by as much as a third, new model suggests
Agricultural technology can help bridge the gap.
There's probably a salad's worth of greens on your block
UC Berkeley professor Philip Stark leads a project that researches and maps the availability of edible weeds throughout the Bay Area.
Why you shouldn't get mom roses this year
In a cruel twist, pesticide-infused Mother’s Day bouquets exported from Ecuador are shown to harm children.