But the same property that makes them great delivery vehicles — their positive charge — also triggers high levels of ...

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Browse current GSI opportunities that are shared directly with Graduate Student Services. This page will be updated as new listings are made available. The GSI Teaching & Resource center provides ...

Andy Grove was born in Hungary on the eve of World War II to a Jewish family. When the Nazis invaded the country, his father was arrested and sent to an eastern labor camp. He and his mother survived ...

Many Cal athletes have embraced the Olympic philosophy of balancing body, will and mind, and Archie Williams (B.S.’39 ME) was no exception. Born and raised in Oakland, Williams came to UC Berkeley in ...

Safe buildings. Clean water. Efficient roadways. We all need them, but not all of us are equipped to provide them. You are. You want to know how technology can be applied to meet the needs of society ...

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Berkeley’s Engineering Ambassadors (EA) program, launched in August 2022, connects Berkeley Engineering undergraduates with K‑12 students through a variety of outreach activities, including campus ...

A retro wonder gleaming white in the sun, propelled by six rear-facing rotors and four jet engines affixed to the longest wings ever produced for a combat aircraft, the Convair B-36 Peacemaker looks ...

Marking a breakthrough in the field of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), a team of researchers from UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco has unlocked a way to restore naturalistic speech for people with ...

Each year about 49 million Americans experience food-borne illnesses, resulting in 128,000 hospitalizations and 3,000 deaths. But what if every refrigerator came equipped with an electronic nose that ...

Corten Singer (B.A.’17 CS, B.A.’17 CogSci, M.S.’18 EECS) seeks to create a new paradigm in assistive technologies Designing devices for people with disabilities requires more than engineering know-how ...