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Inspired by nature, engineering professor’s designs fold, move and morph
07/03/25 — UC Berkeley’s Morphing Matter Lab is transforming what’s possible in engineering design with their biomimetic materials
Berkeley engineers develop customizable, 3D-printed robot for tech newbies
06/25/25 — The open-source Berkeley Humanoid Lite provides an entry point into the robotics field
Cracking the code of life
06/17/25 — The Evo 2 machine learning model enlists the power of AI in the fight against diseases.
Summer magazine is here
06/11/25 — Latest Berkeley Engineer features stories on the new Grimes Engineering Center and the power of AI in the fight against diseases.
From silence to sound
06/11/25 — An AI-based method can synthesize signals from brain-computer interfaces into audible speech in near-real time.
Farewell
06/11/25 — Obituaries for Berkeley Engineering alumni, faculty and students.
Antenna evolution
06/11/25 — A new 3D printing platform provides design flexibility and rapid production of intricate antenna structures.
Insect-sized innovation
06/11/25 — Engineers have unveiled the world’s smallest wireless flying robot.
Q+A on assistive devices
06/11/25 — The Dorsal Grasper enables grasping with supernumerary robotic fingers on the back of the user's hand.
Unraveled
06/11/25 — Researchers have created a composite that bonds like epoxy but can be disassembled on demand.
Igniting knowledge
06/11/25 — Robots aboard the International Space Station are testing the flammability of acrylic plastic to improve spacecraft safety.
Three professors named to NAE
06/11/25 — Professors Kristin Person, Stuart Russell and David Schaffer were elected to the National Academy of Engineering.
The chameleon effect
06/11/25 — A chameleon-inspired electromagnetic material could someday make vehicles and aircraft invisible to radar.
Smarter searches
06/11/25 — Alum Aravind Srinivas is the co-founder of Perplexity, an AI-driven search engine that only provides results it can reference.
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Transforming engineering
06/11/25 — Raising awareness and appreciation for engineering is more important than ever.
Leadership and legacy
06/11/25 — Dean Tsu-Jae King Liu reflects on her tenure at Berkeley Engineering as she prepares to step down.
Designed to inspire
06/09/25 — The Grimes Engineering Center showcases innovative approaches to architecture and seismic engineering.