Love can be a battlefield. UC Berkeley psychologist Robert Levenson examines what makes a successful relationship.

Research from UC Irvine ultimately has led to requirements to reduce risk of child injuries from backing-up cars and trucks.

You'd think that the popular kids don't get picked on, but as a teenager's social status rises, they're more apt to be bullied. Increased social combat may be to blame.

High-tech tracking of how and where these ocean creatures live is painting a picture of how ecosystems are influenced.

From pizza to prosthetics — even apartments — 3-D printing is poised to revolutionize society.

Alternating hues help discourage biting flies from tormenting the short-haired creatures.

An international team of scientists tracks how fast and in which direction local climates — and species — have shifted.

One day, you may fill up your tank with gasoline-like fuels made from cellulosic materials such as farm and forestry waste, using a new process invented by chemists at UC Davis.

Power generation and water desalination are among potential applications.

Inez Fung is one of several esteemed co-authors of a landmark report that summarizes and highlights what is well understood in the field of climate study, and points to areas of uncertainty that require more research.

The carbon dioxide concentration in our atmosphere recently exceeded 400 ppm for the first time. Ralph Keeling explains the consequences and addresses why time is of the essence.

Got a minute? That's all the time you'll need to get the rundown on climate change, thanks to researchers at UC Berkeley.