“I have frequently been questioned, especially by women, of how I could reconcile family life with a scientific […]
Category Archive: Features
This time of year is typically marked by colorful California poppies and cheerful blossoms decorating the campus and […]
By Denise Klarquist “We’re all still trying to figure it out day to day.” Since the shelter-in-place order […]
“As innovation and entrepreneurship becomes an even greater force in economic growth, U.S. universities and colleges will be […]
Celebrating 150 years of history is a monumental task: doubly so when it is UC Berkeley’s prestigious College […]
One of the important legacies of the UC system is that women were admitted as students two years […]
“You have been a beacon of light for the College of Chemistry for the last 100 years. Long […]
Our faculty specialize in a number of chemical disciplines, from physical to theoretical chemistry to chemical engineering. But […]
David Graves still remembers the first time he saw the Bay Area. “I had just graduated with a […]
The world is running out of clean water. By the end of the century more than 11 billion […]
Explorations always seem more tidy in retrospect. Take, for example, the expedition of Lewis and Clark. From our […]
Paul Alivisatos is a Berkeley chemistry alumnus and professor, the current Vice Chancellor for Research, a former director […]
We are proud to share the news that the College of Chemistry, in partnership with the College of […]
At UC Berkeley, the days of business-asusual are over. In February, Chancellor Dirks announced that, due to annual […]
In 1960 Ken Sauer came to UC Berkeley as a postdoc in the lab of Melvin Calvin. One […]