Berkeley Physics

At Berkeley, advanced microscopes are generating petabytes of biological data to help train groundbreaking AI tools for living systems. The new MOSAIC imaging platform lets scientists capture life in unprecedented detail — from single molecules to developing embryos.

Hi-res microscopes give biologists petabytes of data. Scientists are creating an AI assistant to make sense of it. - Berkeley News At UC Berkeley, high-resolution microscopes are generating images of cells and embryos day and night, collecting massive amounts of data to train an AI model for living biological systems.

Berkeley Physics is proud to announce that Naomi Ginsberg has received a Brown Investigator Award. She is one of eight distinguished mid-career faculty recognized for tackling fundamental challenges in the physical sciences with the potential for long-term impact in chemistry and physics
https://physics.berkeley.edu/news/naomi-ginsberg-receives-2026-brown-investigator-award

Reminder: Wednesday, May 6: Basic Science Lights the Way presents Astronomy's Newest Discovery Machine: The Vera Rubin Observatory.

Astronomy’s Newest Discovery Machine: The Vera Rubin Observatory Join us as four Berkeley astronomers share how they are using the Vera Rubin Observatory in Chile - which contains the largest camera ever built an...