Berkeley Engineering

Spring magazine is out

A look at light sensor networks, pocket health labs, the future our cities and more

Real scalpels, artificial intelligence — what could go wrong? That's what the researchers and doctors in Ken Goldberg's lab aim to find out.

“The deck is stacked against people of color,” says civil and environmental engineering assistant professor Joshua Apte

Nine engineering teaching groups were honored for innovations in remote instruction

Jordan is among 10 foreign members, 52 fellows and one honorary fellow elected to the academy.

Berkeley Lab — Technology developed by Ashok Gadgil's team shows a big drop in infant mortality in Rwanda hospitals

Los Angeles Times — Scientists led by Berkeley energy professor Dan Kammen urge aggressive action to confront the climate crisis

Daily Californian — Volunteer service helps overcome digital barriers to booking COVID-19 vaccination appointments