This week's featured article:
Time twister
Gary Clark explains research at Berkeley that takes a close look at small-scale motions. Read this and many other articles from our newest issueIssue 17 is here!
The Fall 2009 issue has arrived. Look for it around campus, or pick up a copy in the ASUC Pub. center in the basement of Eshleman Hall. If you still can't get enough, check out the articles online!
Top Stories
Time twister:
The strange world of small things
Science in the house: UC Berkeley faculty brings expertise to Washington 
Field Trip:
Scientists inspire the public
Can you heal me now?:
Using cell phones to diagnose disease
Plugging back in:
Can brain-machine interfaces empower paralyzed patients?
Reinventing the transistor:
Breaking the silicon barrier
New from the BSR Blog:
At first glance, it may seem clear that scientists do science, much like an engineer engineers things, a referee referees things, and a janitor—well, forget that last one. Unfortunately, there seems to be a rather severe disconnect between what scientists tell their family versus what they actually do. The goal of this feature is to try to break that barrier down.
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Last week I was honored to receive the award for Best Publication of the Year from the Associated Students of UC Berkeley. [read on...]
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