Credits

This website is a project of the University of California Science@Cal initiative. Web design, navigation, content, implementation, and maintenance are the responsibility of the Science@Cal Education Outreach Team: Rachel Winheld, Judy Scotchmoor, Peter Williams, David Smith, Justyn Jaworski, Eddie Wang, and Jing Jing He.

Science@Cal is pleased to thank the following UC Berkeley sponsors of our website.

  • Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research
  • Council of Science & Engineering Deans
  • Office of Public Affairs
  • College of Letters & Science, Computer Resources Department
  • UC Museum of Paleontology
  • Bernard Sadoulet, Professor of Physics and Director, UC Institute for Nuclear/Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology
  • Contributing academic departments, listed at the Science@Cal Network page.

Science@Cal thanks the following Cal staff, students and faculty for contributing text to introduce the spotlighted topics:

  • Process and Nature of Science (January): Judy Scotchmoor, UC Museum of Paleontology and Rachel Winheld, Experimental Cosmology Group
  • Evolution (February): Judy Scotchmoor, UC Museum of Paleontology
  • Physics and Technology (March): Maria Hjelm and Carol Dudley, Department of Physics
  • Energy Resources (April): Excerpted from Energy at Berkeley, a UC Berkeley–Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory publication
  • Sustainability and the Environment (May): Jennifer Skene, UC Museum of Paleontology
  • The Ocean and Water (June): Craig Strang, Lawrence Hall of Science
  • Astronomy (July): Steven Stahler, Department of Astronomy
  • Weather and Climate (August): Norman Miller, Department of Geography and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
  • Biodiversity and Conservation (September): Bradley Balukjian, Department of Environmental Science, Policy & Management
  • Geosciences and Planet Earth (October): Peggy Hellweg and Jennifer Taggart, Berkeley Seismological Laboratory
  • Chemistry (November): Camille Olufson and Mindy Rex, College of Chemistry
  • Science & Health (December): Michael Broder, School of Public Health