Nuclear power renaissance
Molten salt technologies could pave the way for advanced nuclear energy systems that are safer, more efficient and cost-effective.
Alumni
From Beaux Arts architect Julia Morgan to tech luminaries like Diane Greene, Steve Wozniak and Eric Schmidt, Berkeley Engineering alumni have made an indelible impact across society. In 117+ countries, our 73,000+ alumni comprise one of the most innovative, talented, and networked communities in the world. If you haven’t connected with us for a while, this is a good place to start.
Resources
Berkeley ENGINEER
Invention, innovation, and imagination: Our Berkeley Engineer magazine is filled with stories of interest to our alumni, as well as updates on the lives and careers of your fellow alums. Click below for a glimpse into some of these stories.
From the Fall 20223 issue:
Materially better
To make next-gen batteries, professor Gerbrand Ceder is finding innovative ways to accelerate the research on key materials.
Put into words
An implantable, AI-powered device can translate brain signals into synthesized speech and facial expressions.
The years you spent at Berkeley Engineering were just the beginning. Now you’ve gone on to build your careers, shape your lives, and acquire some well-earned wisdom. Our alumni community is one of our strongest assets, a rich resource for information and inspiration. In the Alumni Spotlight, we feature members of this vibrant community, sharing news on what they’re up to now.
Saving ice
Leslie Field (MEng ’20 BioE) (M.S.’89, Ph.D.’91 EECS) learned to tackle the hardest problems first during her time in EECS. Now she’s working to combat climate damage through her own nonprofit and consulting company.
Contact
Engagement Programs Office
312 McLaughlin Hall # 1704, College of Engineering, Berkeley, CA 94720-1704
Call: (510) 643-7101
Email: bears@berkeley.edu
