Tom Bruns shares the importance of fungi
From a Single Genetic Mutation, Secrets of ‘Boy in the Bubble’ Disease Revealed
By Brett Israel, UCB Media Relations
Niyogi Elected Fellow of AAAS
Professor Kris Niyogi honored for his distinguished efforts to advance science and its applications
Freeling Awarded McClintock Prize
Mike Freeling awarded prize for his pioneering contributions to the understanding of genome biology in plants
Crop Yield Gets Boost with Modified Genes in Photosynthesis
Berkeley and Illinois researchers increase plant proteins that result in more efficient use of sunlight
Coates Named as New Director of Energy Biosciences Institute
Professor John D. Coates to lead public/private consortium
Glass Joins Leadership at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Division Director for Environmental Genomics and Systems Biology
Specht: President of the American Society of Plant Taxonomists
Fostering and promoting education and research in plant taxonomy
College of Natural Resources Honors Research Symposium
Top students present their year-long research projects
College Campuses Take on Food Waste
Students across the UC system coming together to combat food waste
Kris Niyogi Elected to the National Academy of Sciences
One of the highest honors a scientist can achieve
Glass Lab - Fungi Communication and Interactions
UC Berkeley research has shown that each of the two strains of the fungus Neurospora crassa, which in this video are the green-stained strain and the red-stained strain, only fuse with their own kind.