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ALT Five participants gather around a machine in the shop.
ALT Mechanical engineering student in the machine shop at UC Berkeley’s Etcheverry Hall in Berkeley, Calif. on Monday, Oct. 19.
ALT Two students seated at desk stations.
ALT Closeup on a goggled machine shop member with a metal part in hand.
ALT Text: New study reveals metal alloys that unexpectedly resist extreme cold, staying tough at -253°C. Electron microscopy image showing new defects forming between neighbouring crystals of the niobium-titanium-based alloys. (Image credit: Cook et al. 2026.)
ALT Text: Researchers find microplastics are chemically active, could cause biological harm. Stock image of a gloved hand holding a vial of microplastics. (© MargJohnsonVA/ Shutterstock)
ALT Variano demonstrating an underwater kite wing with postdoctoral researcher Tvetene Carlson in UC Berkeley’s FLOW Lab at the Richmond Field Station.
ALT An underwater kite wing.
ALT Tvetene Carlson holds a kite wing in UC Berkeley’s FLOW Lab at the Richmond Field Station.
ALT Variano demonstrating an underwater kite wing with postdoctoral researcher Tvetene Carlson in UC Berkeley’s FLOW Lab at the Richmond Field Station.
ALT Text: A global, hardwired pause of frontier AI training is feasible, says new report by multidisciplinary experts. Transparent headshots of Seshia and Russell.
ALT An attendee holds two hands up in front of a robot “dog” in front of a crowd at Grimes Engineering Center.
ALT A presenter holds a controller while controlling a bipedal robot.
ALT Professor Hannah Stuart gesticulates while on stage in Jarvis Auditorium.
ALT Four attendees examine a toy-sized boat called the “Zephyr.”
ALT Emma Pierson and Ziad Obermeyer. Text reads: UC Berkeley researchers awarded $1.7M from Google.org to advance medical discovery using AI.
ALT Text: “Want to know how the human brain controls our most complex movements? Take a look at bat flight.” An Egyptian fruit bat extends its hand-like wing toward a researcher’s gloved hand. (Photo courtesy NeuroBat Lab and Dr. Julie E. Elie)
ALT The Dualizer team holds an oversized check for “One hundred thousand dollars” at the competition. (Courtesy)
ALT David Kim (left) and Nathan Liu in conversation. (Courtesy)
ALT Five scholars seated on one side of a table in the Grimes Engineering Center.
ALT Five scholars pose with Dean Asia in front of UC Berkeley Engineering signage while holding folders with the text, “2027 Siebel Scholar.”
ALT Three scholars in discussion while seated at a table.
ALT Two scholars in discussion while seated at a table.
ALT Irene Chen. (Photo by Ben Kuhn)
ALT A night view of the Campanile with the Cal logo projected onto it. (Courtesy)
ALT A wide shot at night of the Campanile and Doe Library lit up in blue and gold lights. (Courtesy)
ALT Text: Researchers are solving a big problem in drug delivery with charge-switching lipid nanoparticles. Illustration of a lipid nanoparticle engineered to switch between a positive and negative charge. (Image created by Dengpan Liang/UC Berkeley)
ALT A full September Harvest moon rises over UC Berkeley’s Campanile in Berkeley, Calif. on Friday, Sept. 25, 2026. (Photo by Adam Lau/UC Berkeley Engineering)
ALT Text: Guiding AI toward better protein design. Illustration of proteins. (iStock)
