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Birthing in better hospitals could save lives of Black, Native mothers

Categories Health

Poll: Majority of Americans support changes to policing

Categories Social Sciences

Mt. Sumbing, an arc volcano in Central Java, in 2016. The uplift of volcanic rock in this island arc, starting 15 million years ago, triggered global cooling, according to Berkeley scientists and their colleagues. (UC Berkeley photo by Yuem Park)

Island-building in Southeast Asia created Earth’s northern ice sheets

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment

Scanning tunneling microscope image of wide-band metallic graphene nanoribbon (GNR). Each cluster of protrusions corresponds to a singly-occupied electron orbital. The formation of a pentagonal ring near each cluster leads to a more than tenfold increase in the conductivity of metallic GNRs. The GNR backbone has a width of 1.6 nanometers. (UC Berkeley image by Daniel Rizzo)

Metal wires of carbon complete toolbox for carbon-based computers

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology

To recreate ancient recipes, check out the vestiges of clay pots

Categories Uncategorized

For an effective COVID vaccine, look beyond antibodies to T-cells

Categories Health

United States COVID-19 cases may be substantially underestimated

Categories Health

How we sleep today may forecast when Alzheimer’s disease begins

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

Should we sequence newborns’ DNA? The answer is complicated, study finds

Categories Health, Social Sciences

The dwarf planet Ceres, about 940 kilometers (585 miles) in diameter, is the largest body in the main asteroid belt. NASA’s Dawn spacecraft mapped the planet and found evidence — a low-density region of the crust (blue) — of an underground brine reservoir. A crater named Occator is to the left of the blue area This composite image shows gravity anomalies (red is high, blue is low) on the right side and Ceres’ real colors on the left. The bright spots are near the center of Occator. (Image courtesy of Anton Ermakov, UC Berkeley, NASA/JPL)

Dwarf planet Ceres has reservoirs of salty water

Categories Space

Brain noise contains unique signature of dream sleep

Categories Brain & Behavior

Without action, climate deaths could soar by century’s end

Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Health

Treating children for worms yields long-term benefits, says new study

Categories Health

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