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Conolly receives Distinguished Graduate Student Mentoring Award
Congratulations to Professor Steve Conolly for his well-deserved receipt of the 2026 Carol D. Soc Distinguished Graduate Student Mentoring Award at UC Berkeley. This award recognizes his many years of work as Head Graduate Advisor for the UC Berkeley – UCSF Graduate Program in Bioengineering, where he has advised literally hundreds of students with a sympathetic ear, constructive criticism/feedback, and sound advice rooted in many years of experience. Professor Conolly is trusted, candid, and cares deeply about our graduate students.
Read MoreGrowing immune cells with more targeted cancer-fighting abilities
Recent research from Professor Derfogail Delcassian’s lab explores how the stiffness of swollen lymph nodes increases the strength, but decreases the precision, of cancer-killing immune cells.
Read MoreInterested in Patent Law?
SLW is an intellectual property patent law firm with a strong client base in Silicon Valley. Many of our attorneys began their careers as engineers before transitioning into patent law. We host a Patent Boot Camp each June to introduce students to the fundamentals of patent law and how technical backgrounds translate into legal practice. We also offer a…
Read MoreAlternative Breaks leadership
Are you interested in gaining leadership and public service experience in immigration policy, farm worker rights, public health, sustainability, wealth disparity, housing, and more? Or are you looking to gain work experience in financial management, communications, event planning, etc.? Join the Alternative Breaks community and become a break leader or program director! Check out…
Read Morehighlight non-traditional stories at Berkeley in Defining Ghetto
The purpose of the Defining “Ghetto” podcast is to highlight underrepresented stories on getting accepted into and navigating UC Berkeley. From first-generation students to those formerly incarcerated, refugees, student parents, low-income scholars, foster youth, orphans, and anyone whose story defies stereotypes or has been unfairly labeled “ghetto”. Learn more and get involved at the link.
Read MoreApplying to Grad School Workshop
Juniors – it’s time to plan! Sophomores – it’s not too early to start thinking about this. Applying to Grad School Workshop Friday, April 3 | 11 a.m. – Noon | Virtual Come to get an overview on applying to different types of grad programs, hear what resources at Berkeley Career Engagement can support you, and…
Read MoreM.E.T. accepting applications
The Management, Entrepreneurship, & Technology (M.E.T.) Program is now accepting applications from current sophomore engineers interested in adding a business degree and joining their tight-knit cohort. If you’re looking to pair your technical expertise with entrepreneurial leadership, this is your path. Applications are due March 31st. Please note that applicants must meet specific minimum eligibility requirements to be considered.…
Read MoreGraduating?
2026 Spring Commencement Registration for the College of Engineering is open The deadline to register is Wednesday, April 8. All eligible graduates will receive an email with registration instructions. If you did not receive an email with registration instructions, first, check your spam and then email engineeringcommencement@berkeley.edu. More information is available on our commencement website Bioengineering will host a reception for graduates immediately…
Read MoreStudent Profile: Emma Berman
Graduating senior Emma Berman lives at the intersection of engineering, medicine and community.
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