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Nanotech and solar

davidkirkpatrick wrote 1 week ago: Via KurzweilAI.net — Two of my blogging interests together in one post. Looks like nanotechnol … more →

Tags: Science, technology, KurzweilAI.net, nanotechnology, solar cells, Solar energy

Graphene and tunable semiconductors1 comment

davidkirkpatrick wrote 1 month ago: A double dose of graphene news for tonight. The release: Tunable semiconductors possible with hot n … more →

Tags: Business, technology, graphene, nanotechnology, Semiconductors, tunable electronic devices, tunable photonic devices, U.S. Department of Energy

Raj Chetty: 05-14-09 Economist of the Day (Berkeley, moving to Harvard)

alaskakid wrote 2 months ago: We choose Raj Chetty as the Economist of the Day. Raj is Professor of Economics at Berkeley. Greg Ma … more →

Tags: Economics, "Economist of the Day", Harvard University, Raj Chetty

Global Change, Global Health Research Symposium

davelove wrote 2 months ago: Friday May 8, 2009 University of California Berkeley  – Alumni Center [notes taken during pane … more →

Tags: Urban Planning, Environment, Malcolm Potts, Population, Global Health

Bronwyn H. Hall: 05-06-09 Economist of the Day, UC Berkeley4 comments

alaskakid wrote 2 months ago: We choose Bronwyn Hall as our Economist of the Day. Bron is a Professor of the Graduate School in t … more →

Tags: Economics, "Economist of the Day", Bronwyn Hall

Matthew Rabin: 04-29-09 Economist of the Day, UC Berkeley

alaskakid wrote 2 months ago: We choose Matthew Rabin as our Economist of the Day. Matthew is the Edward G. and Nancy S. Jordan Pr … more →

Tags: Economics, "Economist of the Day", Matthew Rabin

Emmanuel Saez: 04-27-09 Economist of the Day, Winner of the John Bates Clark Medal, Congratulations!

alaskakid wrote 2 months ago: Today is a special day. On Friday, Emmanuel Saez won the John Bates Clark Medal given to the by the … more →

Tags: Economics, "Economist of the Day", Emmanuel Saez, John Bates Clark Medal

David Romer: 04-03-09 Economist of the Day, University of California Berkeley

alaskakid wrote 3 months ago: Today we choose David Romer as our Economist of the Day. David is the Herman Royer Professor of Poli … more →

Tags: Economics, David Romer, "Economist of the Day", Fiscal Policy, Macroeconomics

PART 2: JAN-MAR 2009/KINSHIP CIRCLE UPDATES6 comments

kinshipcircle wrote 3 months ago: KINSHIP CIRCLE PRIMARY  /  Victories * Setbacks * Progress For Animals PART 2: JAN – MAR 2009 … more →

Tags: animal consumption, Animal Cruelty, Animal Research, animal testing, animal welfare, animals, kinship circle, LinkedIn, Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act

Caterina makes Cal squad as walk-on

paracletefootball wrote 3 months ago: LANCASTER, CA - Varsity head coach Norm Dahlia announced today that former Spirits player Thomas Cat … more →

Tags: Home, Cal Bears, Pac 10 Football, Paraclete Football, Thomas Caterina

Research Predicts Effectiveness of Lawyers

David Schatsky wrote 4 months ago: Will you find success as a lawyer? The New York Times recently covered a U.C. Berkeley research proj … more →

Tags: Research, Law School Admission Test, UC Berkeley, Law

There are lesbian teachers in San Francisco?!?! When did this happen?

Thomas the Terrible wrote 4 months ago: She doesn't need this, she inhaled her favorite whistle this morning. Before I begin with this … more →

Tags: Cal, PE teachers, San Francisco, lesbians, Texting, r Cal

Creative Commons Licensing and the Academy

Cayden wrote 4 months ago: So I’ve been working on the Program on Intergroup Relations‘ course materials for the ge … more →

Tags: Academia, Information policy, Daily Nonsense, Social Justice, University of Michigan, Danah Boyd, intergroup relations, IGR, Dialogue

Ultra high-density computer memory

davidkirkpatrick wrote 4 months ago: Density to the tune of 10 terabits per square inch through use of a nanomaterial. From the link: The … more →

Tags: Science, technology, Computer memory, nanotechnology, technology review, University of Massachusetts-Amherst, nanomaterial, block copolymers, Hardware

Checking Out Our Moves

whysup wrote 5 months ago: We Baby Boomers, especially the women, reportedly hold the bulk of our nation’s wealth.  A Mar … more →

Tags: Finances, Baby Boomer, united states, Berkeley, University of California, California, Education, Colleges and Universities, Psychology

Hal Varian: 01-21-09 Economist of the Day

alaskakid wrote 5 months ago: We choose Hal Varian as our Economist of the Day. I worked with Hal during the development of FEN an … more →

Tags: Economics, "Economist of the Day", Google, Paul Gerowski, hal varian, School of Information, Information Rules, Positions Auctions, Quilts by Carol Varian

Peter Orszag: 01-14-09 Economist of the Day

alaskakid wrote 6 months ago: Peter Orszag We choose Peter as the Economist of the Day. He has a lot of work ahead of him that is … more →

Tags: Economics, Politics, CBO, Peter Orszag, Office of Management and Budget, hamilton project, Retirement Security Project, Competition Policy Associates, McKinsey

Christina Romer: 01-02-09 Economist of the Day

alaskakid wrote 6 months ago: Christina Romer is our economist of the day. The new Chairperson of Council of Economic Advisors is … more →

Tags: Economics, financial economics, CEA, Christina Romer, David Romer, FOMC, Great Depression, Harvard University, history of economics

Yes, Virginia

pwintersatbiodotorg wrote 6 months ago: One of the most strikingly circular arguments put forward to support inclusion of current estimates … more →

Tags: biofuel, California Air Resources Board, climate change, Environmental Protection Agency, ethanol, greenhouse gas emission, low-carbon fuel standard, renewable fuel standard, biofuels


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