Research & Ideas

Study shows the first successful technique for cryopreserving and reviving entire coral fragments.

Women’s hesitancy to negotiate in the workplace may no longer contribute to the gender pay gap, according to recent research conducted by Berkeley Haas professor Laura Kray. 

Researchers at the School of Public Health will study the effects of climate change on fungal pathogens

Campus researchers have developed a method of collecting and purifying water from fog, offering an alternative water source.

At the intersection of national politics and computer science lies Split Ticket, an electoral data site created to predict election outcomes.

In a recent Icarus study led by UC Berkeley astrophysics alum Erandi Chavez, researchers discovered a correlation between decreased solar activity and the recent disappearance of Neptune’s cloud covers. 

According to one of the study’s contributors, U.S. citizens are more predisposed to take paid leave more frequently than non-citizens across all races except white. 

In a recent Science Advances study, Berkeley researchers found that there are megastorms on Saturn that have lasted for more than 150 years. 

Researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, or LBNL, found that carpets could serve as long-term “reservoirs” of tobacco pollutants in households frequently exposed to smoke in a recent study.

A recent UC Berkeley School of Public Health study found that midwives are more likely than obstetricians and gynecologists, or OB-GYNs, to screen patients for postpartum depression, or PPD, despite having similar guidelines for addressing the illness.