GeekWire |

Amazon partners with UC Berkeley for first foray into investigative journalism

Online giant's big move could create a sustainable business model for nonfiction storytelling.

The Washington Post |

5 myths about beer

And a fact: UC Davis brewing science classes helped start the craft beer revolution.

Los Angeles Times |

After years of planning, California is likely to roll out its earthquake warning system next year

UC Berkeley scientists help launch a new network which will bring the state up to speed with countries like Japan.

Grist |

Techies and tractors: Silicon Valley’s next big thing is saving water

Alumna works with the UC Cooperative Extension to bring new solutions to California growers.

The New York Times |

One day, a machine will smell whether you’re sick

UC Davis engineer among wave of innovators developing odor sensors to diagnose disease.

UC Newsroom |

This solar greenhouse could change the way we eat

Pink is the new green, thanks to technology developed at UC Santa Cruz.

UC Newsroom |

Why the climate change fight needs a new type of entrepreneur

Scientists and global leaders are busy seeking solutions to climate change, but a growing number of experts in the field think that another group will have to play a critical role: entrepreneurs. And now is the time for entrepreneurs to enter the fray.

UC Newsroom |

Will cars of the future run on poop?

Is brown the new green? UCLA researchers are using waste matter (yes, including poop) to make a new generation of advanced biofuels.

UC Newsroom |

Young tech entrepreneurs take bite out of hunger

How can 50 million Americans not know where their next meal is coming from while 40 percent of food gets wasted?

Los Angeles Times |

Space startups get their 'Shark Tank' moment

A UC San Diego alum hopes to take advantage of investing's newest horizon.

Scientific American |

Scientists may be a step closer to creating solar-fueled vehicles

Berkeley Lab researchers are developing a practical method to convert water and sunlight into fuel.

The Wall Street Journal |

At last, a possible solution to office thermostat wars

Comfy, co-founded by UC Berkeley alumni, allows workers to order blasts of hot or cold air.