For ESPM associate adjunct professor Patrick Gonzalez (PhD '97 Energy & Resources), time spent in the Peace Corps in Senegal changed both his Berkeley research and his life.Read more about Purpose in the Peace Corps
Associate Professor Carl Boettiger and colleagues at the Schmidt Center for Data Science & Environment say that open source, locally run AI models are part of a more sustainable future for scientific computing.Read more about Why the future of AI might not mean more data centers
A study co-authored by Professor Tamma Carleton and alum Colin Carlson reveals that climate change is increasing childhood malaria in southern and East Africa—regions with less experience tackling the disease—and reducing risk in today’s hotspots as temperatures become too high for mosquitoes.Read more about Climate change is redrawing the malaria map in Africa
Research led by Associate Adjunct Professor Patrick Gonzalez indicates that climate change could severely increase wildfire above natural levels in four National Parks in California and could help park managers reduce wildfire risks by proactively targeting natural fire to decrease understory fuels.Read more about Climate change increases wildfire risks in Yosemite and other national parks
National Geographic Explorer and California Wolf Project director Kaggie Orrick is working to ease tensions between Northern California's ranchers and wolves that share the same land.Read more about Bridging the wolf-rancher divide
MBA/MCS students Emily Kargl and Varun Rajaram were part of the first cohort of Master of Climate Solutions and Master of Business Administration students at Rausser College and the Haas School of Business.Read more about Merging world-class business and climate education
