Posts by Jason Pohl

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a composite image of six photos in the shape of a puzzle pieces locked together that show various moments in the lives of two people who went from Russian protests to UC Berkeley

Rescuing dissent: Inside the yearlong mission to bring prominent Putin critics to UC Berkeley

October 23, 2023

An image of a succulant plant with small boxes on leaves showing a magnified version of the plant that is meant to symbolize how AI interprets the world

UC Berkeley historian of science ponders AI’s past, present and future

September 11, 2023

An abstract illustration of a brain emerging from a white box with blue, green and pink colors swirling across the illustration

Three years in, ‘uniquely Berkeley’ psychedelic research center looks to the future

August 29, 2023

a man in a gray tshirt and woman in a brown sweater walk on a sidewalk lined with green plants outside of a concrete building

They thought college wasn’t for them. Now these siblings are at UC Berkeley

August 22, 2023

a picture of thousands of students seated in a gymnasium watching people speak on the basketball court

UC Berkeley leaders offer pearls of wisdom, call to action for new students

August 18, 2023

UC Berkeley psychologist Alison Gopnik holding grandson Atticus.

UC Berkeley’s Alison Gopnik wins Rumelhart Prize in Cognitive Science - Video

July 27, 2023

Two black and white images next to each other, with one showing a blood glucose monitor and another showing a person with their eyes closed, sleeping.

New research finds deep-sleep brain waves predict blood sugar control

July 7, 2023

a man leaning down to point at brown and yellow plants on a hillside

Forager, runner, election auditor: This expert seeks answers on the trail

July 5, 2023

a photo illustration showing a persons hand placing cubes into a depiction of a human brain

What can psychology teach us about AI’s bias and misinformation problem?

June 22, 2023

man in white shirt walking out of building looking into distance

Thirty years and 100 flights: This graduate says it was worth the journey

May 11, 2023

beige-colored bars looking into a jail cell

Study: Policies, not ‘bad apples,’ are behind racial disparities in jail

May 10, 2023

poster of Nelson Mandela on a pillar with people walking along nearby street

On the forefront of genetics, mental illness and trauma’s lasting effects

May 4, 2023

a green, yellow and purple composite image of three people sleeping

Deep sleep may mitigate Alzheimer’s memory loss, Berkeley research shows

May 3, 2023

brain illustration with noise waves superimposed

‘Raw’ data show AI signals mirror how the brain listens and learns

May 1, 2023

a row of blue lockers in a school hallway

School discipline can be predicted, new research says. Is it preventable?

April 17, 2023

Oliver Jones

As new Latinx studies programs stall nationwide, Berkeley offers an answer

April 10, 2023