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AI & robotics

Illustration of proteins as colorful, ribbon-like structures.

Guiding AI toward better protein design

09/17/26 — QB3: UC Berkeley researchers develop new strategy for developing proteins with tailored properties
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
Digital illustration of DNA helix.

New AI model for DNA learns from evolution to unlock secrets of the human genome

09/09/26 — UC Berkeley researchers create new genomic language mode that excels at spotting genetic variants that impact human health
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
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
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
3D printer printing blue bowl prototype.

Polymer manufacturers gain AI-powered tool to spot defects early

07/01/26 — ‘Smart eyes’ provide real-time, built-in quality assurance for 3D printing
Researcher holding an “electronic nose” that can detect the gases produced by spoiled food and food allergens better than human noses.

The nose knows: Electric schnoz can smell when your food’s gone bad

06/17/26 — Proof-of-concept device created by UC Berkeley researchers can sniff out gases emitted by harmful bacteria, allergens and other food safety hazards
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
Headshot of Carla Bassil, EECS Ph.D. student.

Ph.D. student develops next-gen electronic nose

06/02/26 — Carla Bassil’s machine learning-assisted device could improve food safety and human health
Sweat sensor

Three professors, nine alums named to NAE

05/11/26 — Three Berkeley Engineering professors have been named to the National Academy of Engineering

Robots that reconfigure

05/11/26 — Researchers use AI to design truss robots with complex shape adaptations and minimal control units
Backdrop: homes. Front: Two people smiling at the camera. Person on the left is in a motorized wheelchair. Person on the right is wearing a walking assistance device on their left leg.

Reimagining rehabilitation

05/11/26 — Two Berkeley alums have launched a company that offers an at-home robotic rehabilitation device
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
Close-up image of the MechanoAge platform on a microscope stage.

Researchers teach AI to spot cancer risk by squeezing individual breast cells

04/23/26 — UC Berkeley and City of Hope scientists discover that a cell's mechanical age can effectively signal cancer risk
Adam Yala, assistant professor of EECS.

UC Berkeley and UCSF researchers are using AI to revolutionize medical imaging

04/17/26 — EECS professor Adam Yala’s startup strives to make medical imaging more efficient — and more effective
Negar Mehr, UC Berkeley assistant professor of mechanical engineering.

Developing a safer, more efficient autonomous robot

03/03/26 — Berkeley engineer Negar Mehr envisions a future where robot assistants are commonplace, from our homes to deep space
Two sets of sensor data images. The top row depicts crops from above while the bottom shows leaves.

New AI sensor ‘sniffs’ out spectral targets

02/11/26 — Berkeley Lab: First-of-its-kind smart sensor performs AI tricks to identify targets while it captures spectral images
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