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Photo of Eiffel Tower-shaped luminescent structures 3D-printed from supramolecular ink. Each 2-centimeter-tall device is fabricated from supramolecular ink that emits blue or green light when exposed to 254-nanometer ultraviolet light.

Scientists advance affordable, sustainable solution for flat-panel displays and wearable tech

Berkeley Lab: New 3D-printable material could enable cheaper manufacturing processes for next-gen OLED televisions, smartphones, light fixtures and wearable devices
Image showing a view of planet Earth and a comet from space.

Small solar sails could be the next ‘giant leap’ for interplanetary space exploration

Researchers aim to create a fleet of low-cost, autonomous spacecraft propelled by light particles
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Berkeley Engineering’s 2023 in review

Nine of our most impactful stories

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Still image from animated IMAX movie, Cities of the Future. Shows young people looking at a futuristic cityscape from inside their flying car.

Berkeley alum Paul Lee (M.S.’16 CEE) discusses cities of the future in new film

ASCE: Debuting nationwide Feb. 16, IMAX movie gives a glimpse into what the urban landscape may look like in 2070
Photo of Berkeley researchers' newly trained, human-sized robot walking out of Sather Gate.

Human-sized robot taught itself to walk and balance, then strolled Berkeley’s streets

SFGATE: Berkeley researchers used billions of simulations and reinforcement learning to teach the robot how to move
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Photo of Alexandre M. Bayen, Liao-Cho Innovation Endowed Chair and professor of electrical engineering and computer sciences and of civil and environmental engineering, associate provost for the Berkeley Space Center, and director of CITRIS.

Alexandre Bayen named CITRIS director

CITRIS: Bayen will provide strategic direction to advance a research, entrepreneurship and outreach agenda that aligns with CITRIS’s mission
Photo of Berkeley graduate student Heather Jackson performing research on metamaterial resonators to be used in the plasma haloscope search for dark matter axions.

Researchers awarded $3.7M to build next-generation haloscope in search for dark matter

Funding will support “tabletop” physics that could change our understanding of the universe
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New professional master’s degree

Flexible curriculum designed for career growth

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Our current and emeritus faculty includes 74 members of the National Academy of Engineering.

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