The Bakar Institute of Digital Materials for the Planet (BIDMaP) will bring together top machine learning and chemistry researchers to develop new materials for capturing carbon dioxide

A new analysis of water quality data from California’s Kern Valley State Prison and neighboring rural communities found water safety issues on both sides of prison walls

UC Berkeley engineers have created a simple and low-cost new arsenic treatment system to help low-income communities access safer water

As the Internet evolves to pose grave threats, the high-level initiative "will focus its energy to address real-world challenges with real-world solutions"

Saturn has long been in a dance with Neptune, but that dance was interrupted when one of Saturn's moons ventured too close and was shredded. Some of its remains ending up as the beautiful rings we see today.

Mass extinction events correlate with mega-eruptions, suggesting that these volcanic outpourings of gas and lava are the main cause of mass die-offs throughout Earth's history

A new study finds that international cooperation and competition are the strongest drivers of funding for clean energy research and development, a necessary step in achieving global climate goals

The Native Hawaiian activist and caretaker discusses the movement to protect Mauna Kea, a dormant volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii and the tallest mountain in the world

A new study finds that the lucrative commercial crop may be at a higher risk of loss from wildfire because it is mostly grown in rural areas

UC Berkeley astronomers and a team of exoplanet researchers test the capabilities of the new James Webb Space Telescope and capture photo of a newly formed planet

A new study finds that the benefits of reducing carbon dioxide emissions are much greater than previously believed

After return of rock samples to Earth in 2033, analysis will answer outstanding questions about when water flowed on the planet

The latest images of Jupiter from the James Webb Space Telescope are stunners

A medida que mejora la traducción informática, se reducen las barreras para traducir los artículos científicos a varios idiomas con el fin de proporcionar un acceso global

À medida que a tradução por computador melhora, há menos barreiras à tradução de artigos científicos em várias línguas para proporcionar acesso global

A számítógépes fordítás javulásával egyre kevesebb akadálya van a tudományos cikkek több nyelvre történő fordításának a globális hozzáférés biztosítása érdekében

As computer translation improves, there are fewer barriers to translating scientific articles into multiple languages to provide global access

At the extremes of heat and humidity occurring more frequently with climate change, the heat index underestimates the stress humans experience

Robert Full, a professor of integrative biology at UC Berkeley, discusses how nature and its creatures — cockroaches, crabs, centipedes, geckos — inspire innovative design

Why are Neptune-sized planets rare among exoplanets discovered to date? A 'warm Neptune' recently found around a bright blue star may hold the answer.