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News

Lin Lab: With a Damp TV, Berkeley Engineers Demonstrate the Potential of a Green Energy Harvester

September 6, 2021

Javey Lab: Researchers Demonstrate New Semiconductor Device Possibilities using Black Phosphorus

August 11, 2021

Alexander Alvara Awarded the 2021 Space Science Lab's Lin Fellowship

Lin Lab: Insect-Sized Robot Navigates Mazes with the Agility of a Cheetah

BSAC Welcomes New Faculty Co-Director

Maharbiz Lab: Tiny Wireless Implant Detects Oxygen Deep within the Body