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A Mission South

Two Berkeley researchers join the largest-ever delegation of women scientists to visit Antarctica.

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Grains for Change

Professor Peggy Lemaux investigates new methods to make sorghum and other crops more climate resilient.

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Breakthroughs Spring 2020

In this issue of the magazine, read about emeritus professor and former dean Gordon Rausser's landmark gift to the College, and much more.

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Online Summer Sessions

Explore a wide variety of flexible online courses, on topics ranging from conservation biology to energy to human diet.

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The Monkeyflower's Spots

A study from PMB assistant professor Benjamin Blackman uncovers the genetic makeup and function of a key species for pollinators.

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Faculty receive Department of Energy Early Career Research awards

The award honors several Berkeley researchers including assistant professors of environmental science, policy, and management Laura Lammers and Trevor Keenan.

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Statement on social justice and solidarity

A message to our community from Dean David Ackerly and Associate Dean of Equity and Inclusion Isha Ray.

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Researchers map nuclear membrane proteome in plants

In two studies, Yangnan Gu, an assistant professor of plant and microbial biology, reveals crucial insight into plant proteins from a key organelle.

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