NASA-funded project offers new insights into fire behavior in space
12/09/24 — Testing in microgravity reveals materials can burn at lower-than-expected oxygen levels
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Unequal burden
12/02/24 — Joshua Apte studies how air pollutants impact different communities — and what kind of policies might improve equity in public health
In sickness and in health
11/25/24 — Rebecca Abergel explores the promise of nuclear medicine
Winter magazine is here
11/20/24 — Latest Berkeley Engineer features stories on air quality disparities and advancements in nuclear medicine
In a twist
11/20/24 — Researchers have demonstrated the world’s first micromachine that can twist 2D materials at will.
Innovation with impact
11/20/24 — Our faculty, students and alumni have made pioneering contributions that helped form the hardware backbone of AI.
Rising to new heights
11/20/24 — The Engineering Center continues to take shape on campus.
Farewell
11/20/24 — Obituaries for Berkeley Engineering alumni, faculty and students.
Manufacturing in microgravity
11/20/24 — Berkeley researchers sent their 3D printing technology to space as part of the Virgin Galactic 07 mission.
Burning questions
11/20/24 — A new wildfire simulation model sheds light on how fires spread through communities in the wildland-urban interface.
Where inspiration meets innovation
11/20/24 — With your gift to Berkeley Engineering, you can fuel innovation and change.
Staying alert
11/20/24 — Engineers have designed earbuds that can detect signs of drowsiness in the brain.
Q+A on AI and traffic management
11/20/24 — HumanLight is a traffic signal control algorithm that uses AI to prioritize the throughput of people, rather than vehicles, at intersections.
On the map
11/20/24 — A new way to map water on land in the tropics can help communities prepare for and respond to floods and droughts.
New & noteworthy
11/20/24 — Updates about Berkeley Engineering alumni, faculty and students.
A shark of inspiration
11/20/24 — A textured surface designed to mimic shark skin can reduce drag and mitigate noise on underwater sonar systems.
New glues
11/20/24 — A new chemical strategy opens the door to high-performance, recyclable adhesives, including a superglue for fetal surgery.
Precision under pressure
11/20/24 — Undergrad Daniel Villasenor kicked a field goal on ESPN’s College GameDay show, winning $100,000 and becoming a social media sensation.
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