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2006

• Career destinations of the Class of 2005 (09.26.06)
  
  
• $100,000 in prizes for students' "Big Ideas" (09.06.06)
  
  
• Engineers create gecko-inspired high-friction micro-fibers (08.22.06)
  
  
• DNA database offers war orphans key to stolen past (06.12.06)
  
  
• Theodore E. Cohn, vision expert & signal designer, dies (06.09.06)
  
  
• New wireless networking system brings eye care to thousands in India (06.06.06)
  
  
• Promising new metamaterial could transform ultrasound imaging (05.31.06)
  
  
• RAD Lab wins backing from five major IT firms (05.30.06)
  
  
• UC Berkeley-led levee investigation team releases final report at public meeting in New Orleans (W.F.) (05.24.06)
  
  
• 'Dateline' brings down the house with shake table quake simulation (05.23.06)
  
  
• Civil engineering major Siu-Ting Dickson Mak spans disciplines and cultures (W.F.) (05.04.06)
  
  
• Renowned hydrologist David K. Todd dies at age 82 (05.03.06)
  
  
• Are you listening to me?! (Berkeleyan) (04.27.06)
  
  
• Faculty's digital divide (Berkeleyan) (04.27.06)
  
  
• Artificial compound eye fabricated in lab (04.27.06)
  
  
• Campus extends reach to iPod generation (04.25.06)
  
  
• Campus earns seismic safety honor (04.25.06)
  
  
• AAAS fellows named (04.24.06)
  
  
• Top graduating senior a computer whiz kid with social conscience (04.18.06)
  
  
• Nanofibers created in orderly fashion (04.12.06)
  
  
• 1906 earthquake centennial inspires ballet performed to live seismic data (03.30.06)
  
  
• UC and Indian Scientific Organizations Ink Landmark Agreement on Global Research (03.19.06)
  
  
• UC Berkeley, UCLA, UC Santa Barbara and Stanford join to establish Western Institute of Nanoelectronics (03.09.06)
  
  
• Keasling lab intelligently evolves proteins (02.23.06)
  
  
• CEE Alumna named Gates Cambridge Scholar (02.16.06)
  
  
• Scientists force virus to evolve as better delivery vehicle for gene therapy (02.07.06)
  
  
• Berkeley researchers attach cells to chips with DNA (02.06.06)
  
  
• Ethanol can replace gasoline with significant energy savings, comparable impact on greenhouse gases (01.26.06)
  
  
• Public to look for dust grains in Stardust detectors (01.10.06)
  
  

2005

• Bioengineering Professor Dan Fletcher Uncovers Cell Growth Secret (12.27.05)
  
  
• Governor appoints energy professor emeritus Robert Sawyer to chair Air Resources Board (12.23.05)
  
  
• Transportation researchers get DaimlerChrysler hydrogen car for the holidays (12.20.05)
  
  
• Google, Microsoft and Sun fund new UC Berkeley Internet research center (12.15.05)
  
  
• BioE excels in Technology Breakthrough Competition (11.30.05)
  
  
• Investigators release preliminary findings of levee failures at Senate hearing (11.02.05)
  
  
• Researchers showcase innovative transportation projects at international conference (11.01.05)
  
  
• John V. Wehausen, leader in marine hydrodynamics, dies at 92 (10.27.05)
  
  
• Fahrenheit 20/20 (10.25.05)
  
  
• Berkeley Scientists Synthesize Cheap, Easy-to-Make Ultra-thin Photovoltaic Films (10.20.05)
  
  
• Paul Gray will step down as executive vice chancellor and provost in July 2006 (10.11.05)
  
  
• Jeff Hawkins, computing pioneer, endows new center to develop model of brain (10.6.05)
  
  
• Researchers use laser amplifier to slow light at room temperature (10.3.05)
  
  
• Engineers studying levee failures in New Orleans (10.3.05)
  
  
• Investment in energy R&D declines despite soaring prices, supply problems (9.26.05)
  
  
• Researchers reveal twists and turns of Spiroplasma bacteria's movements (9.22.05)
  
  
• Researchers recover typed text using audio recording of keystrokes (9.14.05)
  
  
• UC Berkeley launches Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology (9.13.05)
  
  
• Caltrans awards $2.25 million to UC Berkeley-based center to study siesmic safty of transportation systems (8.22.05)
  
  
• Researchers develop technique to use dirty silicon (8.15.05)
  
  
• UC Berkeley part of NSF-funded center to study e-voting (8.15.05)
  
  
• Scientists exploit HIV's noisy genetics to force virus into latency (8.8.05)
  
  
• U.S. universities, industry in win-win agreement with India (7.20.05)
  
  
• Researchers use a light emitting diode (LED) to shuffle single cells and particles (7.20.05)
  
  
• UC Berkeley, Yahoo team up to research new Internet technologies (7.15.05)
  
  
• Researchers create first nanofluidic transistor, the basis of future chemical processors (6.28.05)
  
  
• Materials science researcher receives early career award (6.13.05)
  
  
• Microsoft Research names first winners of New Faculty Fellowship awards (5.25.05)
  
  
• Two UC Berkeley faculty elected to American Philosophical Society (5.10.05)
  
  
• New superlens opens door to nanoscale optical imaging and high-density optoelectronic devices (4.21.05)
  
  
• UC Berkeley to lead $19 million NSF center on cybersecurity research (4.11.05)
  
  
• 2005 Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship Winners Announced (4.8.05)
  
  
• Shankar Sastry named new director of UC Berkeley-based CITRIS (4.5.05)
  
  
• Lawrence Talbot, professor emeritus of mechanical engineering, dies at age 79 (3.23.05)
  
  
• Researchers developing MicroJet for ouchless injections (3.16.05)
  
  
• UC researchers create model of brain's electrical storm during a seizure (2.23.05)
  
  
• UC Berkeley chancellor named to Prop. 71 stem cell oversight committee (2.15.05)
  
  
• Five UC Berkeley professors elected to prestigious National Academy of Engineering (2.14.05)
  
  
• UC Berkeley, leads nation in prepping students for doctorates (1.31.05)
  
  
• MetaChip provides quick, efficient toxicity screening of potential drugs (1.21.05)
  
  
• Donald Pederson, pioneer in integrated circuit design, dies at 79 (1.5.05)

2004

• UC Berkeley chancellor named to Prop. 71 stem cell oversight committee (11.15.04)
  
  
• Five faculty members named AAAS Fellows (11.02.04)
  
  
• Researchers use semiconductors to set speed limit on light (09.28.04)
  
  
• NSF Announces Six New Centers for Nanoscale Research (09.21.04)
  
  
• White House honors five UC Berkeley researchers for early career achievements (09.09.04)
  
  
• Cal Band launches competition for lyrics to new fight song (09.08.04)
  
  
• AAAS announces 2004 fellows, who include seven UC Berkeley professors (05.3.04)
  
  
• Berkeley Nanotechnology Forum 2004 (04.28.04)
  
  
• "China's Digital Future: Advancing the Understanding of China's Information Revolution" Conference (04.15.04)
  
  
• Investment in renewable energy better for jobs as well as environment (04.13.04)
  
  
• UC Berkeley open house April 17: Cal Day (04.7.04)
  
  
• Mathematicians, computer scientists play key role in analysis of lab rat genome (03.31.04)
  
  
• U.N. Conference (03.29.04)
  
  
• UC Berkeley, SETI Institute ready to build first phase of Allen Telescope Array (03.22.04)
  
  
• Cal Day (03.15.04)
  
  
• United Nations and UC Berkeley to host conference on bridging global industrial divide (03.09.04)
  
  
• UC Berkeley researchers developing robotic exoskeleton that can enhance human strength and endurance (03.03.04)
  
  
• Two Laser guide star teams with adaptive optics to shed light on massive star formation (02.26.04)
  
  
• Two UC Berkeley engineering professors elected to National Academy of Engineering (02.23.04)
  
  
• Engineers create lab-on-a-chip using fluorescent dye to detect toxins (02.12.04)
  
  
• Internet voting system set for upcoming elections not secure, computer experts say (01.21.04)
  
  
• Researchers create first ever integrated silicon circuit with nanotube transistors (01.05.04)

• T.Y. Lin, world renowned structural engineer, dies at age 91(11.18.03)
  
  
• Amount of new information doubled in last three years, UC Berkeley study finds (10.28.03)
  
  
• Radar and Fine Wine: Innovative research uses radar to map soil moisture, create better wine grapes (10.16.03)
  
  
• NSF awards $5.46 million to UC Berkeley and USC to build testbed for cyber war games (10.15.03)
  
  
• Charles Wilke, co-founder of UC Berkeley's Department of chemical Engineering, dies at age 86 (10.14.03)
  
  
• Homeland Secruity names Berkeley students to fellows and scholars program (09.23.03)
  
  
• UC/Cal State project promotes using waste heat from power generation to heat and cool buildings (09.18.03)
  
  
• Using packed silver nanowires as sensitive explosives detector (09.11.03)
  
  
• Professor emeritus and mechanics of collision expert Werner Goldsmith dies at 79 (08.29.03)
  
  
• UC Redwoods go high tech: Researchers use wireless sensors to study California's state tree (07.28.03)
  
  
• UC Berkeley chancellor announces he'll step down in June 2004 (07.25.03)
  
  
• Physicists build world's smallest motor using nanotubes and etched silicon (07.23.03)
  
  
• UC Berkeley students rely on sunshine to get their kicks on Route 66 (07.14.03)
  
  
• Joseph A. Pask, professor emeritus and a ceramic engineering pioneer, dies at 90 (06.24.03)
  
  
• Berkeley researchers help Internet evolve with launch of PlanetLab test-bed (06.24.03)
  
  
• Researchers develop technique that could open doors to faster nanotech commercialization (06.23.03)
  
  
• Researchers create potential toxic sensor chip by combining electronics with living cell (06.09.03)
  
  
• Producing ethanol from corn drains resources, says new report by UC Berkeley researchers (06.05.03)
  
  
• CITRIS researchers create wireless sensor chip the size of glitter (06.04.03)
  
  
• Researchers help bring clean water to households in developing nations (06.02.03)
  
  
• Build it and they will come, says Gov. Gray Davis at groundbreaking for new facility that's already luring the nation's top researchers (05.30.03)
  
  
• Gov. Davis to help break ground on new bioscience, bioengineering research building (05.30.03)
  
  
• Overcoming his own mind, senior Kenny Kamrin trades sleep for service (05.09.03)
  
  
• Innovative engineering and business graduate Ankur Luthra named University Medalist (05.05.03)
  
  
• Student nuclear-engineering conference seeks to change attitudes in the nuke-free zone (04.04.03)
  
  
• Cables hold promise in protecting existing buildings from bombs, researchers find (02.20.03)
  
  
• Astronaut alumnus reflects on a career on top of the world (02.19.03)
  
  
• Computer science professor Eugene Myers elected to National Academy of Engineering (02.18.03)
  
  
• Spotlight on student entrepreneurs: At 22, Anthony Levandowski is already a veteran businessman (02.13.03)
  
  
• Sapphire/slammer worm shatters previous Internet speed records (02.04.03)
  
  
• William Jewell, professor emeritus of operations research and risk analysis expert, dies at 70 (01.31.03)
  
  

• Breaking Gimpy: Researchers crack security system designed to block Internet robots (12.10.02)
  
  
• Berkeley engineering student wins prestigious Rhodes Scholarship (12.9.02)
  
  
• Campus memorial service: Even in death, Chang-Lin Tien illuminates and inspires (11.15.02)
  
  
• Six UC Berkeley professors among 50 top women in science, 50 scientific visionaries chosen by national science magazines (11.15.02)
  
  
• Chang-Lin Tien, UC Berkeley chancellor from 1990-97 and an internationally known engineering scholar, dies at age 67 (10.30.02)
  
  
• Gene Myers, computer algorithm pioneer in human genome sequencing, to join UC Berkeley faculty (10.29.02)
  
  
• NSF grant to UC Berkeley will fund exploration of new types of quantum computers, steps toward quantum logic and nanoprocessors (9.25.02)
  
  
• NSF gives $13 million for UC Berkeley-led project bridging computer software and systems science (9.25.02)
  
  
• Historic UC Berkeley building, once home to mining studies, reopens Sunday to new era of materials science and engineering research (9.18.02)
  

• Students team up with professional engineers for a seismic walkabout (9.17.02)

• UC Berkeley professor Dan Kammen joins EPA's Christine Whitman to launch initiative to reduce indoor air pollution in Third World (9.03.02)

• Geckos' sticky foot hairs provide biological inspiration for synthetic, self-cleaning, dry adhesive (8.26.02)
  
  
• Wireless sensors from UC Berkeley and Intel researchers help conservation biologists monitor elusive seabird in Maine (8.5.02)
  
  
• UC Berkeley students take top honors in fuel-economy competition at 1,068 miles per gallon (6.27.02)
  
  
• June 22 symposium to honor former UC Berkeley Chancellor Chang-Lin Tien's 40-year career (6.19.02)
  
  
• Fragile, historic Fox Cottage, moved and renovated by UC Berkeley, wins architectural praise (6.4.02)
  
  
• Freezing cancer cells leaves them more susceptible to attack by anti-cancer drug, new study finds (5.14.02)
  
  
• Engineering professor among newly elected fellows of American Academy of Arts & Sciences (5.3.02)

• Three UC Berkeley faculty members honored today by election to National Academy of Sciences (4.30.02)

• Engineering for the blind: UC Berkeley student develops computer drawing, animation tool for the visually impaired (4.22.02)

• Joe W. Johnson, UC Berkeley professor emeritus and pioneer in coastal engineering, dies at age 93 (4.18.02)
  
  
• Legislature votes to fully fund CITRIS (4.16.02)
  
  
• Ph.D. students win $10,000 prize for new type of semiconductor memory (4.16.02)
  
  
• Microsized microscopes: UC Berkeley researchers develop microlens and scanner that can provide views inside living cells (3.13.02)
  
  
• Two UC Berkeley professors elected to National Academy of Engineering for 2002 (2.15.02)
  
  
• Making a 95-year-old landmark able to withstand a major quake (1.10.02)
  
  

• Shaking the foundations of the building industry: UC Berkeley engineers test retrofitted woodframe structure (12.13.01)
  
  
• UC Berkeley expert on head impacts sets out to change way society deals with possible shaken baby syndrome (11.27.01)
  
  
• Triangular-flapped aircraft wing designed by UC Berkeley researchers significantly reduces wake turbulence (11.20.01)
  
  
• UC Berkeley hires prominent researcher with passion to improve lives through new technology (10.4.01)
  
  
• Newest and oldest UC campuses team up on innovative technology venture to help California students (10.1.01)
  
  
• UC Berkeley-led initiative to promote societal benefits of information technology wins $7.5 million grant from NSF (9.25.01)
  
  
• Berkeley professor, students, create Web site to help public know if loved ones are safe following today's terrorist attacks (9.11.01)
  
  
• Cancer-detecting microchip - a micromachined cantilever - is sensitive assay for prostate cancer and potentially other diseases, researchers report (8.30.01)
  
  
• Former President Bill Clinton's science and technology adviser, Thomas Kalil, takes up post at UC Berkeley (7.31.01)
  
  
• UC Berkeley-led initiative to bring information technology to the service of society survives state budget process; receives $20 million in first year (7.27.01)
  
  
• UC Berkeley releases draft EIR on state-of-the-art, seismically secure science and technology buildings (6.20.01)
  
  
• "Brainy buildings using "smart dust" can keep soaring energy costs in check, say UC Berkeley researchers (5.25.01)
  
  
• Internships give UC Berkeley students rare chance to learn ins and outs of high tech start-ups from Silicon Valley CEOs (5.18.01)
  
  
• Eleven UC Berkeley faculty members elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences (5.9.01)
  
  
• NASA gives Cal students ride of a lifetime to study bone loss in space (5.2.01)
  
  
• UC Berkeley's top graduate excels in non-traditional field of civil engineering, with environmental emphasis (5.2.01)
  
  
• New UC Berkeley study center to be named in honor of former chancellor Chang-Lin Tien (5.1.01)
  
  
• Semiconductor technology takes first place in UC Berkeley business plan competition (4.26.01)
  
  
• Egor Popov, Berkeley professor and structural engineering pioneer, dies at age 88 (4.23.01)
  
  
• Four Berkeley faculty members receive coveted Distinguished Teaching Award (4.23.01)
  
  
• UC Berkeley researchers create world's smallest rotary internal combustion engine (4.2.01)
  
  
• San Jose tech expo to feature UC Berkeley's latest research (3.8.01)
  
  
• Sculptor, UC Berkeley scientist, fuse math and art with help of soap bubbles, computers (2.16.01)
  
  
• Technological makeover scheduled for UC Berkeley seismic testing facility (2.6.01)
  
  
• Finnish researchers join with International Computer Science Institute and UC Berkeley to study technology and the information society (2.1.01)
  
  
• To protect computerized documents from power blackouts, store them on Internet, says UC Berkeley researcher (1.22.01)
  
  
• New traffic monitoring system could reduce commute times, says UC Berkeley researcher (1.17.01)
  
  
• Edmund Laitone, UC Berkeley professor emeritus of mechanical engineering, dies at age 85 (1.16.01)
  
  

• Gov. Davis singles out UC Berkeley information technology project to be fourth California Institute for Science and Innovation, with funding to be sought next year (12/7/00)
  
  
• UC Berkeley scientists bring promising research to new California bioscience institute (12/7/00)
  
  
• Election 2000 Web site at UC Berkeley demonstrates power of new Internet technology for mining the "deep Web" (10/25/00)
  
  
• UC Berkeley computer scientists receive nearly $9.5 million to tackle some of today's major computer and Internet problems (9/13/00)
  
  
• Test shakes up Califonia wine industry (7/30/00)
  
  
• Professor A. Richard Newton appointed new dean of UC Berkeley's College of Engineering (6/30/00)
  
  
• Two distinguished professors join UC Berkeley's senior management team as vice provosts (6/27/00)
  
  
• It's not glue, suction or static electricity that keep geckos from falling off the ceiling, says new study from UC Berkeley, Lewis & Clark, Stanford (6/7/00)
  
  
• SETI@home, UC Berkeley's search for extraterrestrial life, celebrates first anniversary, is named finalist in Computerworld Smithsonian Awards (5/26/00)
  
  
• Whitaker Foundation grants $15 million to bioengineering, UC Berkeley's newest department (5/3/00)
  
  
• MEDIA ADVISORY: Landmark series of earthquake experiments (5/3/00)

• UC Berkeley chemists find reliable way to grow quantum rods and pack them into microscopic solar cells and LEDs (3/3/00)
  
  
• New UC Berkeley "bionic chip" features living biological cell successfully merged with electronic circuitry (2/25/00)
  
  
• Engineering Dean Paul R. Gray selected to become UC Berkeley's new Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost (2/3/00)
  
  
• Art on the Internet? Leading authorities will debate its evolution and future at UC Berkeley symposium (1/27/00)