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  • The Berkeley Engineering Design Scholar Program is a 10-week, on-campus, summer undergraduate research program.
  • UC Berkeley polymer scientists are trying to create artificial fluids composed of random heteropolymers (threads inside spheres), mimicking the properties of natural proteins.
  • Expand your design and prototyping skills this summer at UC Berkeley’s Maker Launchpad, a six-week intensive in design methodologies and prototyping skills offered by the Jacobs Institute for Design Innovation.
  • Today, professor Jitendra Malik kicks off a series of public lectures at Berkeley that will feature seven of the world’s leading experts on AI! (Photo by Noah Berger)
  • Wide shot of wind tunnel on a flatbed trailer; the Campanile is in the background, visible through an opening.
    Wind tunnel installation in UC Berkeley’s Hesse Hall basement in Berkeley, Calif. on Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2023. (Photo by Adam Lau/Berkeley Engineering)
  • Congratulations to EECS professor Joshua Hug, Ph.D., and Director of the Berkeley Center for New Media Abigail De Kosnik, who just won the 2023 UC Berkeley Distinguished Teaching Award!
  • Berkeley Engineering alum Howard McKenzie was promoted to chief engineer of Boeing earlier this month! According to Reuters, his new position involves overseeing “technology development and investment efforts across the company.”
  • This image, titled “Cloud Computing,” was created in Midjourney, an artificial intelligence program that creates images from textual descriptions. The prompt specified that the image include “a supercomputer floating in the sky surrounded by cumulonimbus clouds.” (UC Berkeley image by Neil Freese)
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  • Aaron Streets
  • Kristin Persson
    MSE professor, Kristin Persson, named director of Berkeley Lab’s Molecular Foundry. Her pioneering use of data-driven methodologies for materials discovery is spurring a new age of innovation.
  • Image of optical nanoscopy, which uses laser beams to strike free electrons, scattering light and providing insights into electron distribution and dynamics within semiconductor materials. (Image courtesy of Laser Thermal Lab/UC Berkeley)
    Optical nanoscopy uses laser beams to strike free electrons, scattering light and providing insights into electron distribution and dynamics within semiconductor materials. (Image courtesy of Laser Thermal Lab/UC Berkeley)
  • Photo of civil and environmental engineering professor Kenichi Soga.
    Civil and environmental engineering professor Kenichi Soga. (Photo by Adam Lau/Berkeley Engineering)
  • Photo of Gridware's founders posing on an aerial lift near a power pole with the Gridscope device mounted to it (left to right): Hall Chen, CTO; Abdulrahman Bin Omar, COO; Tim Barat, CEO. (Photo courtesy Gridware)
    Gridware’s founders pose on an aerial lift next to a power pole being monitored by Gridscope (left to right): Hall Chen, CTO; Abdulrahman Bin Omar, COO; Tim Barat, CEO. (Photo courtesy Gridware)
  • Photo of EECS Ph.D. candidate Tsegereda Esatu
    EECS Ph.D. candidate Tsegereda Esatu (Photo courtesy UC Berkeley)
  • Alexander Alvara
    Ph.D. mechanical engineering student Alexander Alvara
  • Photo of the Master of Development Engineering Class of 2022.
    The Master of Development Engineering Class of 2022. (Photo by Amy Sullivan)
  • Community members from Bolinas, California, play an evacuation-simulation board game
    Community members from Bolinas, California, play an evacuation-simulation board game created by UC Davis professor Thomas Maiorana. (Photo courtesy of Thomas Maiorana)
  • hohlraum converting laser energy into X-rays
    To create fusion ignition, laser energy is converted into X-rays inside the hohlraum, which then compress a fuel capsule until it implodes, creating a high temperature, high pressure plasma. (Image courtesy Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
  • Lydia Sohn holding a petri dish containing small sensing deices in her lab.
    Mechanical engineering professor Lydia Sohn holds a petri dish containing mechano-node pore sensing (NPS) devices. (Photo by Adam Lau/Berkeley Engineering)
  • Microscopy-generated images of a fracture in CrCoNi alloy
    Microscopy-generated images showing the path of a fracture and accompanying crystal structure deformation in the CrCoNi alloy at nanometer scale during stress testing at 20 kelvin (-424 F). The fracture is propagating from left to right. (Credit: Robert Ritchie/Berkeley Lab)
  • Photo combo of MBA and MEng students
  • UC Berkeley physics and engineering professor Ramamoorthy Ramesh has been elected to the National Academy of Inventors.
    UC Berkeley physics and engineering professor Ramamoorthy Ramesh has been elected to the National Academy of Inventors. (Photo by Brittany Hosea-Small)
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