Ackerly on KQED Radio
Submitted by khansen on Fri, 09/13/2013 - 14:13Professor David Ackerly was a guest on KQED Science Radio on September 8, 2013 to discuss the potential impact of climate change on the Bay Area's landscape. Read More
Professor David Ackerly was a guest on KQED Science Radio on September 8, 2013 to discuss the potential impact of climate change on the Bay Area's landscape. Read More
W.L. Jepson Professor Bruce Baldwin was awarded the 2013 Asa Gray Award from The American Society of Plant Taxonomists in honor of his outstanding lifetime achievement in the field of plant systematics. The award is named for Asa Gray (1810 – 1888), the most important American botanist of the 19th century. Read More
Congratulations to members of Assistant Professor Cynthia Looy's lab, who presented 6 talks, 2 posters and won several awards at the recent Botanical Society of America meeting.
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Nicholas Matzke, a graduate student in Professor John Huelsenbeck's lab, is the focus of a recent Berkeley NewsCenter article on his research estimating the dates when bacteria invaded early one-celled eukaryotes, a process which led to a symbiotic relationship that resulted in today's mitochondria (in animals) and chloroplasts (in plants).
Professor of the Graduate School David Wake has been awarded the 2013 Western Evolutionary Biology Evolutionist of the Year Prize (Webby). The Prize is awarded annually to the individual from the west of North America who has contributed significantly to the scientific study of biological evolution. Read More
Integrative Biology Senior Lecturer and ethnobotanist Tom Carlson was featured on the May 31'st edition of Science Friday, a weekly radio program on National Public Radio (NPR). Read More
Dwight Springthrope, an Integrative Biology Graduate Student and a CiBER-IGERT Trainee, received the Judge's Award for this year's Best IGERT Video Poster! View Poster | Read More
Starting on Thursday, April 18, Campus Shared Services (CSS) began providing the Department of Integrative Biology administrative support for Purchasing (including Travel and Entertainment and other reimbursements), Business Contracts, Staff HR, non-Senate, non-teaching Academic Personnel, Information Technology (for administrative staff only initially), and Research Administration needs. Read More
Assistant Professor Rauri Bowie has been selected for the 2013 Distinguished Teaching Award by the UC Berkeley Committee on Teaching.