UC Berkeley Engineering |
Fired up for the future
FIRE Foundry aims to increase diversity among fire crews and accelerate the adoption of advanced firefighting technologies.
UC Berkeley Engineering |
To infinity and beyond: UC alum becomes spacecraft pilot
Astronaut Warren "Woody" Hoburg will head to the International Space Station with the SpaceX Crew-6 mission in spring 2023.
UC Newsroom |
University leaders present ambitious plan to help thousands more Californians earn a degree
UC leaders today (July 21) presented a plan to increase enrollment by 23,000 students over the next eight years.
UC Berkeley |
A race to converse with, and save, the ocean’s brainiest eco-predators
Researchers are attempting to decipher the Morse code-like communications sperm whales teach each other.
UC Berkeley |
Like it or not, we’re prone to adopt popular beliefs, even fake ones
As social creatures, we care what others think — but that has a big downside.
UC Santa Cruz |
Massive genomics study aims to protect California biodiversity
The state-funded genomics project aims to be a lasting resource for shaping conservation policy.
UC Berkeley |
In 10 years, CRISPR transformed medicine. Can it now help us deal with climate change?
Edited crops could thrive in our changing climate, boosting crop yields and helping draw down excess carbon in the atmosphere.
UC Berkeley |
Stunning photos show young UC Berkeley falcons learning to fly
They slipped and cried for food, but the siblings wound up mastering their first days of flight school.
UC Newsroom |
Celebrating Title IX with great moments in UC women’s sports
50 years ago, Title IX changed the landscape of education and sports for women in the U.S. Here’s a salute to those who keep its flame burning bright.
UC Newsroom |
The economic clout of a UC degree
A UC degree translates into a lifetime of higher earnings, a game-changer for students and state — and so much more.
UC Newsroom |
The unstoppable Class of 2022
They’re ready to put their brilliance to work in ways that will make the world better for all of us.
UC Berkeley |
Skydiving salamanders live in world’s tallest trees
Salamanders living in the crowns of redwoods are able to glide and maneuver in freefall, suggesting adaptation to living at heights.