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Berkeley researchers reveal how redlining still drives health inequities

Berkeley researchers reveal how redlining still drives health inequities

50 years after being outlawed, discriminatory lending practices continue to have serious effects.

Early malnutrition sets stage for poor growth and even death, study finds

Early malnutrition sets stage for poor growth and even death, study finds

Bat study reveals how the brain is wired for collective behavior

Bat study reveals how the brain is wired for collective behavior

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

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

New brain implant helps paralyzed woman speak using a digital avatar

Brain recordings capture musicality of speech — with help from Pink Floyd

Brain recordings capture musicality of speech — with help from Pink Floyd

Michael Rapé discusses Berkeley’s new Division of Molecular Therapeutics

Michael Rapé discusses Berkeley’s new Division of Molecular Therapeutics

Study sheds light on where conscious experience resides in the brain

Study sheds light on where conscious experience resides in the brain

Becoming an antiracist school of public health

Becoming an antiracist school of public health

UC Berkeley Center for the Science of Psychedelics Unveils Results of the First-Ever Berkeley Psychedelics Survey

UC Berkeley Center for the Science of Psychedelics Unveils Results of the First-Ever Berkeley Psychedelics Survey

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

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

A jaw-dropping conundrum: Why do mammals have a stiff lower jaw?

A jaw-dropping conundrum: Why do mammals have a stiff lower jaw?

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

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

Retooling the translation machine could expand the chemical repertoire of cells

Retooling the translation machine could expand the chemical repertoire of cells

Berkeley political scientists chart a promising course to ease toxic polarization

Berkeley political scientists chart a promising course to ease toxic polarization

Chemist Susan Marqusee takes leading role at National Science Foundation

Chemist Susan Marqusee takes leading role at National Science Foundation

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