Assistant Professor Auffhammer Receives CNR Young Faculty/CE Specialist Award
Turning back the demographic hands of time for an endangered species
Increased production of biofuels might help farmers & address climate change, but it could inflate food prices
Editorial: Unabomber has no place on list of alumni who "excelled"
Mine Runoff Continues To Provide Clues To Microbial Diversification
Does Early Daylight Savings Really Save Energy?
A world without bees is a world without chocolate
By documenting bee diversity and populations in urban gardens throughout California, Gordon Frankie is discovering which flowering plants attract native bees and determining whether urban gardens can support bees.
Auffhammer's "Brown Cloud" study named "Paper of the Year" by PNAS
"Young Bear" Mayra Ceja honored for service to her community
Atkins Foundation pledges $10 million to Center for Weight and Health
The Dr. Robert C. and Veronica Atkins Foundation has pledged $10 million to the Center for Weight and Health at the University of California, Berkeley, to support nutrition research and obesity prevention programs.
Six Nobel Laureates on climate crisis: "There is no time"
Relying on Berkeley research, California establishes groundbreaking carbon standard for fuels
Study of rotting leaves could lead to more accurate climate models
Across the board, CNR doctoral programs ranked among the top
Is peaceful coexistence with biotechnology possible?
Bringing carbon buyers and sellers to market
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Shotgun sequencing finds nanoorganisms
For 11 years, Jill Banfield has collected and studied the microbes that slime the floors of mines and convert iron to acid, a common source of stream pollution around the world.
Undergrad Subhajit Poddar researches genetics of green algae
Until he met the slimy green algae called Chlamydomonas, undergraduate Subhajit Poddar didn’t know he was interested in plant biology. “Once I began working with mutant strains of algae, I was totally hooked,” he says.