The Bay Area Council Economic Institute says 'dramatic declines' in state funding are 'just as harmful' as bureaucratic mandates and distract from the mission of educating and training high-skilled workers.

California HIV/AIDS Research Program supports the CRUSH project, which is tailored to those greatest at risk for HIV infection within Alameda County, and most underreached.

Far from balmy Santa Barbara, Umi Hoshijima is conducting ocean research in Antarctica.

Technology to pre-correct displays on computer screens for vision-impaired users, developed by UC Berkeley engineers in collaboration with MIT colleagues, has been named one of the top 10 “world-changing ideas” of 2014.

But the Public Policy Institute of California's poll also finds residents don't want higher taxes to pay for it.

QB3's Reg Kelly will help campuses identify ways to more efficiently morph research into products, as well as help UC officials develop a venture fund of up to $250 million.

Keychain-sized gadget, devised by several UC Berkeley students, lets you constantly track exposure to air pollution via a smartphone app. But it’s also a way of crowdsourcing much broader studies on air quality.

Caribou Biosciences of Berkeley was co-founded by Jennifer Doudna and other scientists who have shaped the gene-editing technology known as Crispr-Cas9.