ScienceMatters@Berkeley

Announcements about the latest issues of the ScienceMatters@Berkeley online magazine.

 

ScienceMatters@Berkeley: Early-Warning Systems for Earthquakes, CalTeach, and More!

Submitted by admin on May 11, 2011 - 11:10am

ScienceMatters@Berkeley logoThe latest issue of the online magazine ScienceMatters@Berkeley is now available! It contains articles about an earthquake early-warning system proposed by seismologists, investigations into the genetic components of folic acid deficiency, the very first teacher to graduate from the new Cal Teach program, and more! Check out the latest issue here.

ScienceMatters@Berkeley: Fighting Cancer Across Disciplines, the Statisics of Elections, and More!

Submitted by admin on February 18, 2011 - 2:13pm

ScienceMatters@Berkeley logoThe latest issue of the online magazine ScienceMatters@Berkeley has been published! It contains articles about the work done by Cal scientists to unite researchers in disparate fields to fight cancer, understand how voter mistakes affect election outcomes, and understand the magnetic field of the Earth.

ScienceMatters@Berkeley: Planetary Magnetic Fields, Helping Injured Brains, and More

Submitted by admin on October 3, 2010 - 12:00am

ScienceMatters@Berkeley logoThe latest issue of the online magazine ScienceMatters@Berkeley has been published! It contains articles about the work done by Cal scientists to study the magnetic fields of planets, minimize damage after brain injuries, and learn how common solar systems like our own are. Check out the latest issue here.

ScienceMatters@Berkeley: Earthquakes, the Sky in Radio Waves, and More

Submitted by admin on September 3, 2010 - 12:00am

ScienceMatters@Berkeley logoThe latest issue of the online magazine ScienceMatters@Berkeley has been published! It contains articles about the the study of the Earth's tremors, what the sky looks like in radio waves, and what difference it really makes to have XX or XY chromosomes. Check out the latest issue here.

ScienceMatters@Berkeley: Solar Plasma, Tweaking Cells with mRNA, and More

Submitted by admin on July 3, 2010 - 12:00am

ScienceMatters@Berkeley logoThe latest issue of the online magazine ScienceMatters@Berkeley has been published! It contains articles about investigations of solar plasma, how herpes viruses manage to stick around in the body, and why there are so many species in the tropics. Check out the latest issue here.

ScienceMatters@Berkeley: The Cocktail Party Effect, the Diets of Ancient Peoples, and More

Submitted by admin on June 3, 2010 - 12:00am

ScienceMatters@Berkeley logoThe latest issue of the online magazine ScienceMatters@Berkeley has been published! It contains articles about the work done by UC scientists to learn how it's so easy to hear your own name spoken, what the lives of ancient peoples were like, and how the the many genes implicated in cancer interact. Check out the latest issue here.

ScienceMatters@Berkeley: Carbon in the Ocean, How Cells Detect Intruders, and More

Submitted by admin on May 3, 2010 - 12:00am

ScienceMatters@Berkeley logoThe latest issue of the online magazine ScienceMatters@Berkeley has been published! It contains articles about the work done by Cal scientists to study how much carbon is in the ocean, how cells detect intruding bacteria, and why some twins aren't as identical as they look. Check out the latest issue here.

ScienceMatters@Berkeley: Persistent Plants, Identifying Sick Cells, and More

Submitted by admin on April 3, 2010 - 12:00am

ScienceMatters@Berkeley logoThe latest issue of the online magazine ScienceMatters@Berkeley has been published! It contains articles about the work done by Cal scientists to study how some plants survived mass extinction events, ways to identify diseased tissues, and the atmospheric chemistry of Jupiter. Check out the latest issue here.

ScienceMatters@Berkeley: Curing Blindness with Viruses, California's Future Landscapes, and More

Submitted by admin on March 3, 2010 - 1:00am

ScienceMatters@Berkeley logoThe latest issue of the online magazine ScienceMatters@Berkeley has been published! It contains articles about the work done by Cal scientists to study how California's landscape will change, ways to fill in gaps in historical climate data, and the use of viruses to fixed damaged genes in the eye. Check out the latest issue here.

ScienceMatters@Berkeley: The Tastes of Fruit Flies, Finding Earth-Like Planets, and More

Submitted by admin on February 3, 2010 - 1:00am

ScienceMatters@Berkeley logoThe latest issue of the online magazine ScienceMatters@Berkeley has been published! It contains articles about the work done by Cal scientists to study the sense of taste in fruit flies, how to pick important signals out of noisy data, and the census of Earth-like planets around the Sun. Check out the latest issue here.

 

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