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Illustration of a lipid nanoparticle able to switch between positive charge, shown in red, and negative charge, shown in blue.

Solving a longstanding problem in drug delivery

10/01/26 — Researchers engineer charge-switching lipid nanoparticles that could lead to new mRNA-based therapeutics
NASA letters in white against blue planet and red swoosh.

UC Berkeley faculty speak at NASA lecture series

09/22/26 — NASA: Associate provost Victoria Coleman and professor Panos Papadopoulos discuss the longstanding relationship between NASA Ames and UC Berkeley
Lecture hall with students seated, instructor at podium.

New fall courses in climate entrepreneurship and navigation for physical AI

09/09/26 — Students will explore new engineering challenges and gain hands-on experience
Stuart Russell

UC Berkeley professor calls for a halt to AI weapons

09/09/26 — An urgent warning on autonomous weapons from Stuart Russell — the man who literally wrote the textbook on AI
Virtual reality image of a living room with dining table, chairs, door and sofa.

Understanding earthquake risk perception

09/01/26 — Virtual simulations spotlight the role human behavior plays in earthquake safety
Woman staring at computer server lights.

$20M NSF renewal supports new frontiers in AI and optimization

08/27/26 — IEOR faculty are among researchers advancing more scalable, efficient and trustworthy approaches to decision-making in energy systems, supply chains and manufacturing
Headshots from left to right: Behcet Açıkmeşe, YoungJu Jo, Michael Sangid and Chenyang Zhong.

Berkeley Engineering welcomes four new faculty to campus

08/26/26 — These tenure-track professors will bring their expertise to four departments
Pieter Abbeel

Leaping robots, AI companies and a NASA mission

08/21/26 — A new "Berkeley Talks" episode highlights the remarkable journeys of those mentored by EECS professor Pieter Abbeel
Dawn Song on stage giving a talk.

UC Berkeley computer scientist on the promise and perils of agentic AI

08/19/26 — Professor Dawn Song discusses how autonomous AI agents are reshaping technology — and why safety, reliability and democratization must guide their development
Photo of Vir Karan, Gerbrand Ceder and Kristin Persson standing together in their research lab.

New AI modeling approach accelerates the development of advanced materials

08/03/26 — Berkeley Lab: Innovative machine learning model can help researchers avoid years of experimental trial and error
The glass sponge Euplectella aspergillum on the seafloor.

New metamaterials take inspiration from deep-sea sponges

07/15/26 — Researchers look to nature to design material with dual mechano-fluidic properties
An illustration showing a beam of light being redirected by an architected material.

Steering light in a flash

07/09/26 — Caltech: New chip developed by Berkeley engineer Claudio Hail and Caltech redirects light beams in less than a trillionth of a second
Ken Goldberg in a jacket, holding 3D printed items with his robot.

The art of grasping

06/08/26 — Redefining robot manipulation with creativity and code
Aerial view of an accessory dwelling unit burning in a controlled test

From forest to front door

05/28/26 — Understanding how wildfire spreads through communities
Jitendra Malik, professor of electrical engineering and computer sciences.

EECS professor Jitendra Malik elected  to UK’s Royal Society

05/27/26 — A prestigious honor accorded to researchers whose contributions ‘reflect the highest standards of scientific endeavour’

New & noteworthy

05/11/26 — Updates about Berkeley Engineering alumni, faculty and students
Bear statue

Farewell

05/11/26 — Obituaries for Berkeley Engineering alumni, faculty and students
Omar Yaghi in a suit, sitting at a desk in front of molecular structures

The making of a Nobel Prize

05/11/26 — Professor Omar Yaghi was awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his work in creating metal-organic frameworks
Ken Goldberg in a brown coat, holding a 3D printed object. The object is also being held by a robot

The art of grasping

05/11/26 — Redefining robot manipulation with creativity and code
Katherine Yelick standing in front of an aerial image of Berkeley Lab.

Katherine Yelick named director of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

05/06/26 — UCOP: EECS professor currently serves as vice chancellor for research at UC Berkeley
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