How closely do deep learning computer networks mimic the human brain? There's still a long way to go, psychologists find.

The problem isn't what's on our streets. It's the streets themselves.

How UC Merced undergrads are solving real-life problems, from BART escalators to the disappearing monarch butterfly.

How Ernest O. Lawrence looked inside the atom — and beyond.

Mild-mannered materials scientist by day, comic book fan by night, Suveen Mathaudhu spends a lot of time thinking about superheroes. But it isn’t just a hobby: It’s research.

Experts weigh in on our new fix.

If you follow the headlines, nuclear energy seems to be enjoying a bit of a renaissance. A new generation of nuclear innovators is emerging, young tech startups are poised to disrupt a lethargic industry, and there’s a palpable wave of optimism over the potential for nuclear power to help combat climate change. But at recent UN climate change conferences, the word “nuclear” was barely heard. Why the disconnect?

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

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

If you’re thinking of buying a new car, there’s a decent chance you’re considering trying something greener. There’s also a decent chance that some concern, big or small, has you hitting the brakes when it comes to buying an electric car.

Even when you’re not at home, your house is a power glutton. Yes, yours. And it needs to go on a serious energy diet.