An elusive bee could teach us about climate change in one of the least-understood environments on Earth.
Hunt for the Arctic bumblebee
NIH Precision Medicine Initiative Cohort Program expands to California
UC-led consortium will help recruit million-person cohort at center of federal effort.
Gene editing marks key step toward sickle cell cure
Repairing the sickle cell mutation in stem cells holds promise for new treatment.
The more you Google, the more likely you are to keep Googling
"Let me Google that for you" may not be so good for us after all.
Smallest transistor ever made by Berkeley Lab
Berkeley Lab-led research breaks major barrier in transistor size by creating gate only 1 nanometer long.
UC campuses to partner on $24 million imaging science center
UC Berkeley and UCLA will help lead the new center to improve imaging technology; UC Irvine also will participate.
Climate change may benefit native oysters, but there's a catch
Oysters can tolerate extremes better than predatory snails can -- if the snails don't get them first.
Peter Walter discovered a molecule that makes mice smarter. Can it heal a human brain?
A UCSF biochemist's discovery could transform our mental capacities.
Unearthing an ancient city
A modern-day Indiana Jones works to preserve the legacy of a Mayan city in a new film.
Advances in breast cancer research and treatment bring hope
From detection to treatment, UC researchers are taking aim at breast cancer.
Combating antibiotic resistance
UC Berkeley, UC Davis projects among those funded by CDC in effort to preserve the power of antibiotics.
Startup helps people find out what they’re drinking
A UC Berkeley team provides much needed oversight of the largest unchecked threat to water safety.