UCBNE Master of Engineering students showcased their capstone team projects at the Fung Institute End of Year Showcase 2025. This event brought together UC Berkeley students, faculty, alumni, industry partners, and members of the broader innovation community to explore cutting-edge work in engineering and technology.| nuc.berkeley.edu
Last week, students in the spring 2025 NE130/230 Analytical Methods for Nonproliferation course had a special opportunity to see and hold the first macroscopic sample of plutonium isolated by Glenn Seaborg during the Manhattan Project. This course explores a variety of topics in nuclear security and nonproliferation including nuclear source search, localization, and imaging; indicators for fissile material production; active interrogation; and nuclear arms control and treaty verification. Mor...| nuc.berkeley.edu
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We are very proud to announce that eight thesis prizes have been awarded to our senior concentrators for their outstanding scholarly research. The Hoopes Prize – funded by the estate of Thomas T. Hoopes, class of 1919, and overseen by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) – was awarded to Amen Gashaw, Fred Larsen,...| Department of Government
Last week (04/24) we hosted the annual Undergraduate Thesis Symposium, where 39 of our senior concentrators presented their research to peers, faculty, and junior concentrators interested in writing a dissertation. Held at CGIS Fisher Family Commons, the well-attended event saw a wide range of topics and presentations, from contemporary American politics – such as “Teach...| Department of Government