Berkeley Engineering

Image of Jitendra Malik, professor of electrical engineering and computer sciences, presenting on the sensorimotor road to artificial intelligence at the 110th annual Martin Meyerson Faculty Research Lectures.

Jitendra Malik presents on the sensorimotor road to artificial intelligence

Berkeley Talks transcript: The Arthur J. Chick Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences examines the evolution of artificial intelligence, part of the Martin Meyerson Faculty Research Lectures

Image of heteropolymers designed to mimic the properties of natural proteins.

Berkeley engineers develop synthetic polymers that mimic the body’s natural proteins

Alternative polymers work as well as real proteins and are easier to synthesize, a possible game-changer for biomedical applications

Scanning transmission electron microscope images reveal the elemental distribution in a “disordered” solid electrolyte: Top row: titanium (Ti), zirconium (Zr), and tin (Sn); bottom row: hafnium (Hf), phosphorus (P), and oxygen (O). Scale bar: 50 nanometers.

On the road to better solid-state batteries

Berkeley Lab: Berkeley engineers help design a new blueprint for solid-state batteries that may lead to greater efficiency and affordability

Wind tunnel arrives at UC Berkeley

Berkeley Engineering’s new, state-of-the-art wind tunnel has gone live at Hesse Hall. The wind tunnel will enable students to replicate flight conditions, making it a vital part of the growing aerospace program that was launched in fall 2022. At 37 feet long, 13 feet wide and six feet high, the wind tunnel can generate air flow at about 140 miles per hour (63 meters per second). Students will be able to use the wind tunnel to study the aerodynamic behavior of aircraft, airplane wings, cars and other objects by testing small-scale replicas. (Video by Adam Lau/Berkeley Engineering)

Speak at commencement

Student in a black cap and gown speaking at a podium at commencement

Berkeley Engineering will soon be interviewing candidates to be student speakers at each of our three ceremonies: bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral. Submission deadline for speech text and videos is Friday, April 7.

Submit your audition

Register now for spring ceremonies

Soon-to-be engineering graduates, sign up to attend the college’s commencement ceremonies on Wednesday, May 17 (bachelor’s and master’s degrees at the Greek Theatre) and Thursday, May 18 (Ph.D. ceremony at Zellerbach Auditorium).

Registration is open