urapprojects.berkeley.edu - URAP Project Descriptions

: 403 Faculty/Mentors

Agricultural and Resource Economics

Sofia Villas-Boas, Professor Agricultural and Resource Economics: (1) School Attendance and Outcomes and Economic Shocks (Current Term Now Closed)

David Zilberman, Professor Agricultural and Resource Economics: (1) What is the effect of “resting” NBA players on ticket prices? A case study of entertainment value in response to risk. (Full- no new appr needed)

Anthropology

Sabrina Agarwal, Professor Anthropology: (1) Osteobiographies and paleopathology in medieval Italy (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Everyday life at Rural Medieval Villamagna (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Comparing cortical bone quantity in ribs and metacarpals: A bioarchaeological case study of bone development, maintenance and loss from the Colombian Muisca (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) American Eugenics Collection Practices and History (Full- no new appr needed)

Charles Briggs, Professor Anthropology: (1) News Coverage of Health (Full- no new appr needed)

Daniel Fisher, Professor Anthropology: (1) Kroeber Anthropological Society editorial assistant (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Aesthetics of Art Village Formation in China (Full- no new appr needed)

Junko Habu, Professor Anthropology: (1) Lifeways of Prehistoric Hunter-Gathers in Japan (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Examination of Small Scale Food Production and Distribution Strategies (Full- no new appr needed)

Christine Hastorf, Professor Anthropology: (1) Past Imperial Foodways: working with plant distributions at the early imperial city of Huari in the central Andes (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Visualizing the past: The 3D visual display of archaeological material from Formative settlements in the Lake Titicaca Basin (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Andean Archaeological Obsidian sourcing (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Central American Plant Use in the Past: Archaeobotanical Analysis of Resilient Foodways (Current Term Now Closed)

Cori Hayden, Professor Anthropology: (1) The Spectacular Generic (Full- no new appr needed)

Rosemary Joyce, Professor Anthropology: (1) Museum Anthropology (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Archaeology of the Albany Bulb (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Archaeology of Honduras (Current Term Now Closed)

Kent Lightfoot, Professor Anthropology: (1) The Historical Ecology of San Francisco Bay Area Shellmounds (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) The Historical Ecology of the Northern Great Basin: Insights from Connley Caves (35LK50), Oregon (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Archaeological Laboratory Analysis of Native Californian Materials from the Central California Coast (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Investigating Native American Persistence at Mission San Jose during the Colonial-Period, San Francisco Bay Area. (Current Term Now Closed)

Lisa Maher, Professor Anthropology: (1) Reconstructing Human Activities in the Paleolithic: Case studies from Prehistoric Sites in Jordan (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Lithic Analysis-Ancient Egypt (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Historical Documentation Specialist (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Experimental Archaeology: Reconstructing a 20,000 year old hut structure from Eastern Jordan (Current Term Now Closed)

Karen Nakamura, Professor Anthropology: (1) Multimodal Access Devices Project: Creating small sensors for disability and neurodiversity access (Current Term Now Closed)

Stefania Pandolfo, Professor Anthropology: (1) Collaboration in creating a new open access academic journal in the humanities and social sciences: design and conception (Current Term Now Closed)

Daniel Perlman, Director Anthropology: (1) Women’s Empowerment and Resilience in Rural Niger: An Ethnographic Study (Current Term Now Closed)

Jun Sunseri, Professor Anthropology: (1) Berkeley-Abiquiú Collaborative Archaeology (BACA) project (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Zooarchaeological Collections Management (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) “Bear Bones” Zooarchaeology Research Lab Website Design (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) The Historical Ecology of the Northern Great Basin: Insights from Connley Caves (35LK50), Oregon (Current Term Now Closed)

Laurie Wilkie, Professor Anthropology: (1) The Archaeology of Labor and Industry: Identifying, Analyzing, and Managing Archaeological Materials from the Historic Period Samuel Adams Lime Kilns, Santa Cruz County, California (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) The Spatiality of Health: Using Historic Documents to Map TB Institutions (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Race and Ethnicity in the American West (Current Term Now Closed)

Architecture

Lindsay Graham, Research Specialist Architecture: (1) Expression of personality in couples' homes (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Psychology of the workplace (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Views and worker experiences (Current Term Now Closed)

Andrew Shanken, Professor Architecture: (1) Monuments and the Law (Current Term Now Closed)

Art History

Diliana Angelova, Professor Art History: (1) Authority, Ritual, and the Social Imaginary: Roman Historical Reliefs (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Byzantine Ivories Imagebank (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Sun-Kings?: Roman Emperors and the Crown of Solar Rays (Current Term Now Closed)

Darcy Gimaldo Grigsby, Professor Art History: (3) The Creole Portrait in 19th-century France. (Race, Family, Caricature) (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Producing a book: Creole Portraits. Picturing France's Foreign Relations during the 19th-century (Current Term Now Closed)

Atreyee Gupta, Professor Art History: (1) Modern Art and the Global South (Current Term Now Closed)

Imogen Hart, Professor Art History: (1) Victorian house museums (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Craft and War (Current Term Now Closed)

Elizabeth Honig, Professor Art History: (1) Brueg(h)el Family Research Websites: Pieter Bruegel (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Living/Lodging/Dwelling in Renaissance England (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Rubens bibliography (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Poster for DH Faire: Humanists on the Move (Full- no new appr needed)

Todd Olson, Professor Art History: (1) Producing an Art History Book: Jusepe Ribera in 17th-century Naples (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Transatlantic Stowaways: prints, woodcut initials and marginal borders in books of the Spanish Empire (1492-1700) (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Book project: Survivals among the Visual Cultures of the Early Modern Trans-Atlantic World (Full- no new appr needed)

Sugata Ray, Professor Art History: (1) Indian Ocean Ecology and Art, 1500-1800 (Current Term Now Closed)

Astronomy

Imke de Pater, Professor Astronomy: (1) Exploring our Solar System through observations at radio, infrared and visible wavelengths. (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) SETI: Breakthrough Listen (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Modeling (exo)-planetary atmospheres (Current Term Now Closed)

Gaspard Duchene, Research Astronomer Astronomy: (1) Imaging and modeling of planet-forming disks (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Extreme stellar multiplicity: understanding the limits of star formation (Full- no new appr needed)

Beatrice Bain Research Group

Brooke Lober, Scholar in Residence Beatrice Bain Research Group: (1) Women Against Imperialism Oral History Project (Current Term Now Closed)

Berkeley Institute for Data Science (BIDS)

R. Stuart Geiger, Staff Researcher Berkeley Institute for Data Science (BIDS): (1) Garbage In, Garbage Out? Do Machine Learning Research Papers Report Where Training Data Comes From? (Current Term Now Closed)

David Mongeau, Executive Director Berkeley Institute for Data Science (BIDS): (1) The data science investment landscape (Full- no new appr needed)

Stefan van der Walt, Associate Researcher Berkeley Institute for Data Science (BIDS): (1) BIDS Machine Shop (Full- no new appr needed)

Maryam Vareth, Researcher Berkeley Institute for Data Science (BIDS): (1) Deep Learning in Medical Imaging (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Cryptography of the unknown regions of genomes (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Natural History and Data Science (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Hydrologic forecasting for the East River, CO (Full- no new appr needed)

Berkeley Judicial Institute

Jeremy Fogel, Executive Director Berkeley Judicial Institute: (1) Berkeley Judicial Institute Research Apprentice (Current Term Now Closed)

Bioengineering

Steven Brenner, Professor Bioengineering: (1) Global human gene expression regulation by nonsense-mediated mRNA decay (computational biology). (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Analysis of human whole exome sequencing data to identify causative variants in newborn screening for primary immunodeficiencies (computational biology) (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Automatic identification of protein domains (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Critical Assessment of Genome Interpretation (CAGI) (Full- no new appr needed)

Mohammad Mofrad, Professor Bioengineering: (1) Molecular Dynamics Modeling and Simulation of Cell Mechanobiology (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Deep Learning in Medicine (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Fire Modeling (Current Term Now Closed)

Business, Haas School

Alice Agogino, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Squishy Robotics: Rapidly Deployable Mobile Sensing Robots for Disaster Rescue, Remote Monitoring and Space Exploration (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Beyond Hands: Human-Centered Design Prosthetics for Music (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Design for the Future: 3 Projects Available: (1) theDesignExchange, (2) Autonomous Vehicles, (3) Cyber-Security (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Laika and Belka: Quadruped Robots with Actuated Tensegrity Spines (Full- no new appr needed)

Cameron Anderson, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Teamwork Study (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Social Psychology and Business Lab (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Social Psychology and Online Environments (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Interviews, Background, and Nonverbal Displays of Status (Full- no new appr needed)

Sara Beckman, Senior Lecturer Business, Haas School: (1) Teaming with Diversity for Innovative Output (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Analyzing Student Perceptions of Design Thinking in Business (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Systems Mapping: Modeling Execution Systems (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Nobel Prize Winners and Creativity (Full- no new appr needed)

Matteo Benetton, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Measuring market power in the cryptocurrency industry (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Is Facebook Really Free? (Current Term Now Closed)

Dana Carney, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Self-Control and Status; Politics, Race, and Political Correctness; Socioeconomic Status and World View (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Empathy, Power and Status, Prejudice, Workplace Phenomena, and Non Verbal Behavior (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Classical Conditioning and Behavioral Nudges (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Thin Slices; Truth and Lies; Groups; Narcissism (Current Term Now Closed)

Jennifer Chatman, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Leadership, Organizational Culture, and Diversity in Work Groups and Organizations (Current Term Now Closed)

Clayton Critcher, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) The Psychology of Consumer Decision Making, Emotion, Morality, and Politics (Current Term Now Closed)

Ernesto Dal Bó, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Website Design for the Atlas of Archaeological Sites (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Data Development for Atlas of Archaeological Sites (Full- no new appr needed)

Robert Edelstein, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Globalization and the U.S. Economy (Current Term Now Closed)

Ellen Evers, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) The Psychology of Judgment and Decision-Making (Current Term Now Closed)

Anastassia Fedyk, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Big Data for Global Employment Dynamics (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Global Information Flows and Financial Markets (Current Term Now Closed)

Paul Gertler, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Financial Inclusion and Cash Transfer Programs (Current Term Now Closed)

Andreea Gorbatai, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Sentiment Analysis for Text (Newspaper coverage) (Current Term Now Closed)

David Harris, Lecturer Business, Haas School: (1) Global Lives Project: Empathy-building Social Media, Video Editing, Web Development, Translation, Grantwriting (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Funding Ecosystems for Nonprofit Innovation (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Global Lives Project Book Manuscript Development (Current Term Now Closed)

Heather Haveman, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Computational Analysis of Social Science Research (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) I Regret To Inform You That Your Private Information Has Been Compromised (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Charter schools and the business age: Analyzing and visualizing web text and school data (Current Term Now Closed)

Ming Hsu, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Neuroeconomics: Decision-Making and the Brain (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Big data approaches to social sciences (Current Term Now Closed)

Drew Jacoby-Senghor, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Unconscious Bias within Social Networks (Current Term Now Closed)

Zsolt Katona, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Real or Fake: Managing User Authenticity in Ad Auctions (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Alibaba Fintech - Online Credit Markets (Current Term Now Closed)

Laura Kray, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Gender in the Workplace (Current Term Now Closed)

David Levine, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Safe cooking (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Stories and games to improve public health (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Looking for low-value medical care (& fraud) in workers compensation (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Writing an Android app to promote safe childbirth (Full- no new appr needed)

Don Moore, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Debiasing Probability Forecasts - The Limitations of Hindsight (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) The World of Bias in Decision Making (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) The Many Faces of Overconfidence (Accuracy Lab) (Current Term Now Closed)

Abhishek Nagaraj, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Impact of Mapping in the Age of Discovery (1600-1800) (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Weather Innovation: Big data analysis of weather predictions (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Quantifying Innovation in Machine Learning/Computer Vision Algorithms (Current Term Now Closed)

Leif Nelson, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) The Psychology of Pay-What-You-Want Pricing and Human Interaction (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Behavioral Lab Research (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Judgment and Decision Making (Full- no new appr needed)

Juliana Schroeder, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Psychology of Trust and Technology (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Communicating and Connecting with Others (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Dehumanization (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Overclaiming Credit for Group Tasks (Full- no new appr needed)

Reed Walker, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) Compliance Costs of Environmental Policy in the United States (Full- no new appr needed)

Guo Xu, Professor Business, Haas School: (1) The master and commander – promotion and fighting performance in the Royal Navy (Current Term Now Closed)

Center for Computational Biology

Priya Moorjani, Professor Center for Computational Biology: (1) Using machine learning for chromosome ancestry painting in human populations (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Evolution of mutation rate across primates (Current Term Now Closed)

Center for Law, Energy and the Environment

H. Jordan Diamond, Director Center for Law, Energy and the Environment: (1) The Future for Offshore Energy in California (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Artificial Intelligence: Maximizing the Environmental & Energy Benefits (Current Term Now Closed)

Center for Race and Gender

Leti Volpp, Professor Center for Race and Gender: (1) CRG Multimedia Archive Project (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) CRG Archive Project (Current Term Now Closed)

Center on the Politics of Development

Thad Dunning, Professor Center on the Politics of Development: (1) Democracy in the era of political disillusionment: is moderation ever strategic for outsiders? (Current Term Now Closed)

Chemistry

Evan Miller, Professor Chemistry: (1) Machine-learning algorithms for detecting neuronal activity (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Assessment of electron transfer probabilities in a “molecular wire”-based optical membrane potential probe, using fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy: Quantitative approaches and image analysis. (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Quantitative imaging of live cells with simultaneous calcium and voltage potential measurements: Adaptation of Matlab scripts for spectral unmixing of multiple fluorophores. (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Development and application of poly-chromatic illumination for optical microscopy of cell activity fluorescent probes. (Full- no new appr needed)

City and Regional Planning

Karen Chapple, Professor City and Regional Planning: (1) The Effects of Housing Instability on Santa Clara County Residents (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Assessing the Travel Demand and Co-Benefit Impacts of Affordable Transit Oriented Developments (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Urban Displacement Project Social Media Strategy (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Urban Displacement Project Resource Hub (Full- no new appr needed)

Carolina Reid, Professor City and Regional Planning: (1) Terner Center for Housing Innovation (Current Term Now Closed)

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Sally Thompson, Professor Civil and Environmental Engineering: (1) Building scale models to test a new hydrologic theory for overland flow (Current Term Now Closed)

Classics

Todd Hickey, Professor Classics: (1) Research projects at the Center for the Tebtunis Papyri (Current Term Now Closed)

Donald J. Mastronarde, Professor Classics: (1) Editing the Scholia to Euripides (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Gaspar Stiblinus's edition of Euripides (1562) (Full- no new appr needed)

J. Theodore (Ted) Peña, Professor Classics: (1) The Palatine East Pottery Project (Full- no new appr needed)

Kim Shelton, Professor Classics: (1) Nemea Center for Classical Archaeology, Database and Archive (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Petsas House: archaeological excavation and research in Mycenae, Greece (Current Term Now Closed)

Cognitive Science

Michael Ranney, Professor Cognitive Science: (1) Reasoning About Global Warming, Climate Change, (and Evolution,) and Numbers (Current Term Now Closed)

College Writing Programs

Patricia Steenland, Lecturer College Writing Programs: (1) Reconstructing California Tribal Cultures and Identities (Full- no new appr needed)

Comparative Literature

Timothy Hampton, Professor Comparative Literature: (1) Humanities Public Affairs Writer (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Humanities Audio Apprentice/Podcast production and editing (Current Term Now Closed)

Sophie Volpp, Professor Comparative Literature: (1) Preservation of Rare Books in Republican China/Objects of Western Import in Eighteenth Century China (Current Term Now Closed)

Cultural Studies of Sport in Education

Derek Van Rheenen, Professor Cultural Studies of Sport in Education: (1) Unpacking the intersections of sport and society (Current Term Now Closed)

Data Sciences, Division of

Cathryn Carson, Professor Data Sciences, Division of: (1) Learning data science (Data Science Education Program) - Student Experience Analytics Team (Current Term Now Closed)

Anthony Suen, Data Science Fellow Data Sciences, Division of: (1) Entreprenuership (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Social Impact (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Research (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Infrastructure & Consulting (Current Term Now Closed)

Earth and Planetary Science

Bethanie Edwards, Professor Earth and Planetary Science: (1) Lipid Biomarkers of Phytoplankton Stress (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Natural Products of Diatoms (Full- no new appr needed)

Michael Manga, Professor Earth and Planetary Science: (1) Monitoring California's volcanoes through their hydrology (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Imaging magma under California volcanoes with seismic attenuation (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Examining Mars geology for signatures of past Martian moons (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Imaging deforming magma (Full- no new appr needed)

David Romps, Professor Earth and Planetary Science: (1) Flying a tethered balloon to study atmospheric physics (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Climate Change in the News (Current Term Now Closed)

Nicholas Swanson-Hysell, Professor Earth and Planetary Science: (1) Investigating Plate Tectonics 2.2 Billion Years Ago (Full- no new appr needed)

Economics

Clair Brown, Professor Economics: (1) Creating a Modern, Sustainable, Caring Economy (up to 3 students) (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) CoolClimate Network Data Science Project (up to 5 students) (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Genuine Progress Indicator (GPI) for California (2 students) (Current Term Now Closed)

Stefano DellaVigna, Professor Economics: (1) Early-Stage Research in Behavioral Economics and Applied Micro (Current Term Now Closed)

Yuriy Gorodnichenko, Professor Economics: (1) Effects of government spending shocks on local economy (Full- no new appr needed)

Ulrike Malmendier, Professor Economics: (1) Research in Behavioral Economics and Behavioral Finance (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) (Ancient) Law and its Role for Financial and Economic Development (Or: Business Corporations in the Roman Republic) (Current Term Now Closed)

Education

Dor Abrahamson, Professor Education: (1) Debugging Failure: Fostering Youth Academic Resilience in Computer Science (Current Term Now Closed)

Patricia Baquedano-Lopez, Professor Education: (1) Education and Immigration of Indigenous Students : Yucatan and San Francisco (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) On Becoming Multilingual: Children's Worlds and Words - Textbook design and production project (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Transnational Processes and Practices of Return Migration: Maya Families from Yucatan across Borders and Generations (Current Term Now Closed)

Tolani Britton, Professor Education: (1) Does Demographic Matching for High School College Counselors and Students Impact College Access and Success? (Current Term Now Closed)

Kris Gutierrez, Professor Education: (1) The Everyday New Media Practices of Non-Dominant Families: Examining Connected Learning through joint mediated practices in the home (Current Term Now Closed)

Glynda Hull, Professor Education: (1) Reflections on Juvenile Incarceration (Current Term Now Closed)

Daniel Perlstein, Professor Education: (1) High School, The Movie: High School Sports Theme (Full- no new appr needed)

Michael Ranney, Professor Education: (1) Reasoning About Global Warming, Climate Change, (and Evolution,) and Numbers (Current Term Now Closed)

Tina Trujillo, Professor Education: (1) The Role of Educational Leaders in Oakland’s Policy Landscape (Full- no new appr needed)

Mark Wilson, Professor Education: (1) Software Quality Assurance Engineer (3 positions) (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Technical user manual Writer (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Market research Intern (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Supporting Scientific Practices in Elementary and Middle School Classrooms (Full- no new appr needed)

Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Pieter Abbeel, Professor Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: (1) Deep Learning and Robotics (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Let's build some robots! (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Virtual Reality for Robot Tele-op (Full- no new appr needed)

Brian A. Barsky, Professor Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: (1) Aberration Compensated Displays for Personalized Vision Correction (Current Term Now Closed)

Jennifer Bussell, Professor Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: (1) The Daily Life of Indian Politicians - Shadowing as a Tool for Medium-N Research (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Multi-party Politics and Cabinet Formation in India (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) The Political Economy of Textiles in India (Current Term Now Closed)

Laurent El Ghaoui, Professor Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: (1) Deep learning for text (Full- no new appr needed)

Jerome Feldman, Professor Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: (1) Natural Language Understanding and Applications (Current Term Now Closed)

Gerald Friedland, Adjunct Assistant Professor Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: (1) Learning Multimodal Joint Representation from Multimedia Big Data (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Machine Learning, Physics and Information Theory (Full- no new appr needed)

Randy Katz, Professor Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: (1) CellMate: A Responsive and Accurate Vision-based Appliance Identification System (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Social Games for Sustainability in Transportation (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Serverless Machine Learning (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) RISEing emission (Current Term Now Closed)

Galateia Kazakia, Professor Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: (1) Bone structure and composition: a microCT and microFTIR study (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Investigating bone structure in clinical cohorts: biomedical image processing (Check back for status)

Sergey Levine, Professor Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: (1) Deep Robotic Learning and Reinforcement Learning (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Experimental Robotic Learning (Current Term Now Closed)

Priya Moorjani, Professor Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: (1) Using machine learning for chromosome ancestry painting in human populations (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Evolution of mutation rate across primates (Current Term Now Closed)

Sayeef Salahuddin, Professor Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: (1) Spin Transfer torque Devices as an emerging non volatile memory technology (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Negative Capacitance for Ultra Low Power MOSFETs (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Algorithms and Hardware for Next Generation AI (Full- no new appr needed)

Carlo Sequin, Professor Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: (1) Modeling Geometrical Sculptures. (Closed for Spring 2019) (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Assist in the Development of NOME : Add new geometry modules. (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Pixel-Array Generators in OpenProcessing (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Combined Probabilistic and Greedy Search in the Context of Modular Assemblies. (In wrap-up mode. Closed for new applicants.) (Full- no new appr needed)

Dawn Song, Professor Electrical Engineering and Computer Science: (1) Open-Source secure hardware enclaves on RISC-V (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) New techniques and applications in deep-learning and machine learning for security (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Artificial Intelligence for Data Science (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Blockchain and smart contracts (Current Term Now Closed)

Emma Goldman Papers

Candace Falk, Director Emma Goldman Papers: (1) The Historical Research and participation in the publication process for Emma Goldman Documentary Book Edition (Current Term Now Closed)

Energy and Resources

David Anthoff, Professor Energy and Resources: (1) Software for the economic evaluation of climate policy (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Data science software stack for julia (Current Term Now Closed)

John Harte, Professor Energy and Resources: (1) Advancing and testing ecological theory (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Microclimate & conifer seedling establishment at multiple spatial scales (Full- no new appr needed)

Daniel Kammen, Professor Energy and Resources: (1) Decarbonizing Buildings (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Project: Traffic, mobility, and Sustainability (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Carbon Footprint Project (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Sustainable Energy and Localized Futures (SELF) - regional energy resource capacity assessment (distributed generation, micro-grids, integration and equity) (Full- no new appr needed)

Isha Ray, Professor Energy and Resources: (1) Investigating drinking water quality in China and exploring water and environmental justice (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Feasibility of waste to charcoal analysis (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Heat Transfer modeling of solar treatment of human feces (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Water Affordability in California's Human Right to Water (Full- no new appr needed)

English

Donna Jones, Professor English: (1) The Poetics of Pessimism (Full- no new appr needed)

Bryan Wagner, Professor English: (1) Online Descriptive Catalog for Historical Records in Pointe Coupee, Louisiana (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Translating Slave Testimonies from French (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Data Processing for Louisiana Slave Conspiracies Digital Mapping Project (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Transcribe Louisiana Colonial Documents (Current Term Now Closed)

Environmental Design Archives

Chris Marino, Curator Environmental Design Archives: (1) Collections Apprenticeship (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Exhibitions Apprenticeship (Full- no new appr needed)

Environmental Science, Policy and Management

Rodrigo Almeida, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Epidemiology of Xylella fastidiosa in grapevines (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Looking for multipartite viruses (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Determinants of Xylella fastidiosa host specificity (Full- no new appr needed)

Thomas Azwell, Project Scientist Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Deploying autonomous surface vessels to advance environmental health monitoring and data collection in oceans (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Environmental remediation and restoration in China (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Film, TV, and Music production (Current Term Now Closed)

James Bartolome, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Estimating carbon in mosaics of grasslands and shrublands using Ecological Site Descriptions (Full- no new appr needed)

Carl Boettiger, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Data science approaches to ecological forecasting and decision making (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Data Science Software Development with Applications to Ecology and Environmental Science (Full- no new appr needed)

Tim Bowles, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Understanding on-farm soil health (Current Term Now Closed)

Justin Brashares, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Environmental Impacts of Cannabis Legalization (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Hunting and cultural dimensions of the bearded pig in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Wildlife ecology in human dominated landscapes: deer and other large mammals in Mendocino County (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Multidisciplinary Mapping: Human-carnivore conflict and carnivore movement in Rift Valley, Kenya (Current Term Now Closed)

Kathryn De Master, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Does the “food movement” include farmers and ranchers? (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Surveying California Farmers on Food Safety and Environmental Conservation Practices (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Berkeley Cultural Cookbooks Project (Full- no new appr needed)

Perry de Valpine, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Open source software development in R and C++ (Current Term Now Closed)

Gordon Frankie, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) California Native Bees in Bay Area School Gardens (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Monitoring the Manipulation: Creating Native Bee Habitat in California Orchards (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) California Statewide Urban Native Bee Survey (Full- no new appr needed)

Rosemary Gillespie, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Dimensions In Biodiversity: Morphological and Molecular Genetic and Ecological Approaches to Community Assembly in Hawaiian Spiders and Insects (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Chemical Recognition Cues in an Adaptive Radiation of Hawaiian Spiders (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Inferring diet preference in fanged frogs of Sulawesi using molecular gut content analysis (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Functional evolution of spider webs on the biodiversity hotspot of Sulawesi, Indonesia (Current Term Now Closed)

Alastair Iles, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Building Equitable and Inclusive Food Systems at UC Berkeley: Foodscape Mapping Project Policy Advocacy (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Web Mapping Access to Farmland for Beginning Farmers in the California Central Coast: Front and back-end development. (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Mechanization in Farming: The Consequences of Replacing Human Labor with Machinery (Full- no new appr needed)

Claire Kremen, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Insect Diversity in Agroecology Internship (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Agroforestry and Biodiversity: a meta-analysis (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Below- and aboveground connections in pollination (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Amphibian Acoustics: Implications for Tropical Conservation (Full- no new appr needed)

Luke Macaulay, Cooperative Extension Specialist Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Evaluation of State Incentive Programs for Habitat Management on Private Land (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Wildlife damage compensation programs in the U.S. (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Rangeland Ecology: Riparian birds, cattle grazing, and feral pig activity in riparian areas (Current Term Now Closed)

Patina Mendez, Lecturer Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Species distribution modeling with Caddisflies (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Freshwater aquatic insects of Strawberry Creek (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Museum Studies of Trichoptera (Caddisflies) (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Aquatic Insects of Intermittent Streams (Full- no new appr needed)

Céline Pallud, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Biotic and abiotic oxidation of selenium nanoparticles (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Comparing the effects of chemical and organic fertilization on soil quality and plant yield in tomato cropping systems (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Phytoremediation of Arsenic-Contaminated Soils (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Managing soil to control water quality in subalpine wetlands (Full- no new appr needed)

Nancy Peluso, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Queer Ecology: Tracing Constructions of Gender and Sexuality in Media Representations of Animal Behavior Science (Full- no new appr needed)

Matthew Potts, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Predictive modeling of soil organic carbon stocks in mangroves of the Americas (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Wasting Food in Households: Linking Attitudes, Behaviors, Context, and Culture with Food Waste Generation (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Using bioindicators to assess mercury contamination and transfer from small-scale gold mining in the Peruvian Amazon (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Loss of Borneo’s great nomad? Understanding spatial genetic structure of the bearded pig and implications for its conservation in fragmented rainforests (Full- no new appr needed)

George Roderick, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Insect and spider ecology and evolution (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Insect and spider invasions: US and China (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Arthropods and the fate of root carbon in the rhizophere (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Arthropod biodiversity of islands of French Polynesia and Hawaii (Current Term Now Closed)

Paul Rogé, Staff Researcher Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Edible insect rearing in urban environments (Current Term Now Closed)

Erica Rosenblum, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Measuring the evolutionary responses of mammal communities to climate change (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Landscape genetics of Panamanian amphibian species (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Lizard exclusion and trophic cascades in a desert dune community (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Conservation genomics of an endangered California amphibian (Current Term Now Closed)

Albert Ruhi Vidal, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Responses of aquatic biodiversity to Strawberry Creek’s restoration (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Design and assembly of an experimental stream system (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Effects of climate change on Sierra Nevada stream food webs (Current Term Now Closed)

Jennifer Sowerwine, Cooperative Extension Specialist Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Sustainable Urban Farming Video Project for East Bay Farms (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) FFAR-BFI Research Investigation of East Bay Urban Agriculture (Current Term Now Closed)

Ian Wang, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (1) Landscape Genetics of California Salamanders (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Simulating genomes on landscapes (Full- no new appr needed)

Kipling Will, Professor Environmental Science, Policy and Management: (2) Effects of fire on arthropod communities in the Mount Diablo range (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Visualizing the genes behind bombardier beetles' chemical explosiveness using gland whole mount fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) (Full- no new appr needed)

Essig Museum of Entomology

Peter Oboyski, Sr. Museum Scientist Essig Museum of Entomology: (1) Insect Museum Docent (tour leader) (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Insect and spider survey of Sulawesi (Indonesia) (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Habitat restoration to promote native insects (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Walkingstick insect colony wranglers (Current Term Now Closed)

Ethnic Studies and Center for Latino Policy Research

David Montejano, Professor Ethnic Studies and Center for Latino Policy Research: (1) From Southern Plantation to Northern Mill, or, Traveling Along the Cotton Trail during the American Civil War (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Immigration Watch: An Ongoing Review of Important Immigration News (Full- no new appr needed)

Ethnic Studies

Evelyn Nakano Glenn, Professor Ethnic Studies: (1) Unsettling Domesticity: Native Women and U.S. Indian Policy in the San Francisco Bay Area, 1920-1940 (Full- no new appr needed)

Folklore Program

Folklore Archivist, Archivist Folklore Program: (1) Folklore Archive URAP (Current Term Now Closed)

French

Carla Shapreau French: (1) Music Material Culture and Nazi-Era Losses (Current Term Now Closed)

Gender and Women's Studies

Peidong Sun, Scholar-in-residence Gender and Women's Studies: (1) The Politics of Resentment: Cyber-unpatriotism of Millennials in China/ Japan/Korea (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Personal Reading under Authoritarianism Regimes: A Global View (Check back for status)

Geography

Jake Kosek, Professor Geography: (1) Archival research on the history of maritime labor and technology in California (Full- no new appr needed)

Laurel Larsen, Professor Geography: (1) Modeling the coevolution of vegetation and landforms on floodplains (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Influence of coastal marshes on sedimentation (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Improved forecasting of river flow (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Past Forward: lessons from historical ecology for ecosystem conservation and restoration (Current Term Now Closed)

Robert Rhew, Professor Geography: (1) Soils and atmospheric chemistry (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Air quality measurements using laser based instrument (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Mapping air toxics (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Climate change in the eastern Sierra (Full- no new appr needed)

Nathan Sayre, Professor Geography: (1) Exploring Climate Extremes in California: the Mega-flood and Drought of 1861-1865 (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) In the shadow of the wolf: human-wildlife conflict and land use politics in the New West (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Building a GIS of western coastal and marine India (Full- no new appr needed)

Dave Wahl, Assistant Adjunct Professor Geography: (1) Developing the Use of Fossil Pollen as a Geochronology Tool (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Digitizing the UC Museum of Paleontology’s Pollen Reference Collection (Current Term Now Closed)

German

Jeroen Dewulf, Professor German: (1) European Studies Research Assistant (Current Term Now Closed)

Deniz Göktürk, Professor German: (1) Multicultural Germany Project (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) New Media and Spectatorship (Full- no new appr needed)

Carla Shapreau German: (1) Music Material Culture and Nazi-Era Losses (Current Term Now Closed)

Globalization and Information Technology,Berkeley Center for (IGS)

Michel Laguerre, Professor Globalization and Information Technology,Berkeley Center for (IGS): (1) Digital-Neighborhood Surveillance (Current Term Now Closed)

Health Research for Action

Carrie Graham, Senior Research Associate Health Research for Action: (1) Health Care Reform in California: Evaluation of California's Dual (Medicare/Medicaid) Financial Alignment Demonstration (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Moving Towards Uniform Statewide Reporting: Evaluating California Adult Protective Services’ Readiness to Participate in the National Adult Maltreatment Reporting System (Full- no new appr needed)

Hearst Museum of Anthropology

Leslie Freund, Collections Manager Hearst Museum of Anthropology: (1) Collections Apprenticeship (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) North American Collections Apprenticeship (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Zooarchaeological Resources Survey (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Zooarchaeological Assemblages Preliminary Analysis (Full- no new appr needed)

Benjamin Porter, Professor Hearst Museum of Anthropology: (1) Encouraging Deep Learning about Culture at the Hearst Museum of Anthropology: Studies of Our Visitors and Surrounding Community (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Marketing and Design Apprenticeship (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Registration Apprenticeship (Current Term Now Closed)

History

Candace Falk, Director History: (1) The Historical Research and participation in the publication process for Emma Goldman Documentary Book Edition (Current Term Now Closed)

Elizabeth Honig, Professor History: (1) Brueg(h)el Family Research Websites: Pieter Bruegel (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Living/Lodging/Dwelling in Renaissance England (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Rubens bibliography (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Poster for DH Faire: Humanists on the Move (Full- no new appr needed)

Thomas Laqueur, Professor History: (1) How Dogs Make Us Human (Current Term Now Closed)

Human Rights Center

Alexa Koenig, Executive Director Human Rights Center: (1) Human Rights Digital Archive (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Open Source Investigations for Human Rights Research and Reporting: Book Project (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) The Sports Page Project (Full- no new appr needed)

Félim McMahon, Director Human Rights Center: (1) Human Rights Investigations Lab (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Human Rights Investigations Lab (HRC Lab) — Innovation Working Group (IWG) (Current Term Now Closed)

France-Berkeley Fund

Larry Hyman, Professor France-Berkeley Fund: (1) Research Apprenticeship in International Grant Program Coordination (Current Term Now Closed)

Information, School of

David Bamman, Professor Information, School of: (1) Machine learning for the computational humanities (Current Term Now Closed)

Joshua Blumenstock, Professor Information, School of: (1) Using fair machine learning to measure the welfare impacts of mobile banking in Africa (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Using "Big" Mobile Phone Data to Visualize Patterns of Mobility in Afghanistan (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Understanding the spread of opium trade, the rise and fall of Taliban, migration patterns of refugees, and other local events in Afghanistan (Full- no new appr needed)

Zachary Pardos, Professor Information, School of: (1) Supporting undergraduate decision making with big data and adaptive technologies (Current Term Now Closed)

Institute for Research on Labor and Employment

Yu-Ling Chang, Professor Institute for Research on Labor and Employment: (1) The Gendered Effects of Unemployment Insurance Modernization Provisions (Full- no new appr needed)

David Harding, Professor Institute for Research on Labor and Employment: (1) Probing the limits of criminal record stigma: audit studies of the job market for college graduates. (Full- no new appr needed)

Erin Kerrison, Professor Institute for Research on Labor and Employment: (1) Understanding “Us vs Them” Attitudes, Police Officer Wellness, and Public Safety (Full- no new appr needed)

Amy Lerman, Professor Institute for Research on Labor and Employment: (1) The Promise and Practice of Prison Education (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) How Do U.S. Presidents Talk About Government? (Current Term Now Closed)

Harpreet Mangat-Zoglauer, Education Program Manager Institute for Research on Labor and Employment: (1) Undocumented Non-DACA Students and Employment Prospects (Full- no new appr needed)

Daniel Schneider, Professor Institute for Research on Labor and Employment: (1) Investigating the Shift Towards Outside CEO Hires in the United States (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Schedule Instability and Unpredictability and Worker and Family Health and Wellbeing (Full- no new appr needed)

Sandra Smith, Professor Institute for Research on Labor and Employment: (1) The Forced Removal of Blacks from Napa: A Documentary Film Project (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) The Difference a Day Makes: How Pretrial Detention Affects Individuals' Lives in the Short- and Long-Term (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Bargain Justice: A Study of Guilty Pleas in Misdemeanor Criminal Cases (Current Term Now Closed)

Keiko Yamanaka, Lecturer Institute for Research on Labor and Employment: (1) Immigration Policy, Immigrant Community and Civil Society in Japan and Korea (Full- no new appr needed)

Institute for the Study of Societal Issues

Jacqueline Adams, Project Scientist Institute for the Study of Societal Issues: (1) Fleeing from Genocide: Jewish Refugees' Flight from Nazi Persecution and the Holocaust. (Current Term Now Closed)

Integrative Biology

David Ackerly, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) Forest responses to climate change in Northern California (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Phenology dynamics in California grassland communities (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Plants on the move: data science, population genetics, and pollen dispersal (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Genetic architecture and phenotypic variation in blue oaks (Full- no new appr needed)

Doris Bachtrog, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) The role of sex chromosomes in aging: does the Y chromosome contribute to a shorter male lifespan? (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) The genetics of behavioral isolation in Drosophila (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Mechanisms and evolution of heterochromatin formation in early development (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Speciation genetics and evolution of reproductive incompatibilities in Drosophila (Current Term Now Closed)

Bruce Baldwin, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) Phylogenomics and cryptic diversity in parasitic Orobanche (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Biogeography and taxonomy of flax (Linum: Linaceae) (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Computational evolutionary biology / phylogenetic modeling (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Evolutionary ecology of the rock daisies (Peritylinae; Asteraceae). (Current Term Now Closed)

Rauri Bowie, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) Determining what factors influence the microbiome of wild populations of birds (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Molecular and Morphology Adaptation of Savanna Sparrows to Tidal Marshes (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) DNA sequencing to investigate bird diversification and the role of pathogens in modulating biodiversity (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Architectural Innovation and Evolution of Weaverbird Nests (Current Term Now Closed)

George A. Brooks, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) Aging Research, Project 1: Center for Research and Education on Aging (CREA) Research Projects (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Exercise Metabolism, Project 2: Stable Isotopes in the Study of Metabolism (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Exercise Metabolism, Project 3: Regulation of Muscle Cell Membrane Lactate Transporter Protein Expression (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Project 4: Metabolic Adaptions following Traumatic Brain Injury (Full- no new appr needed)

Roy Caldwell, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) Behavior of Stomatopod Crustaceans (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) The development and early behavior of octopuses. (Current Term Now Closed)

Robert Dudley, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) How do hummingbirds breathe, drink, and fly at the same time? (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) A Global Estimate for Insect Biomass (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) How do arboreal lizards glide? (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Hummingbird Flight Performance in the Tropics (Current Term Now Closed)

OLAC

Jennifer Frohlich, DVM, Integrative Biology OLAC: (1) Apprenticeship in Laboratory Animal Medicine with Veterinary Staff (Full- no new appr needed)

Integrative Biology

Paul Fine, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) Molecular phylogenetics of Protium (Burseraceae) (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Molecular phylogenetics and phylogeography of the beaked hazelnuts (Corylus cornuta, Betulaceae) (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) The role of climate and geology on the phylogenetic beta diversity patterns of Amazonian tree communities (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Identification of tropical trees using drone images (Full- no new appr needed)

Seth Finnegan, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) The Evolution of Mollusk Shell Ornamentation as a Defense against Predation (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Environmental and Ecological Change in Coastal Marine California from the Pleistocene to today (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Effects of the Uplift of the Isthmus of Panama on the Ecology, Evolution, and Extinction of Mollusks (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Which Factors determine Biodiversity and Body Size Patterns in Crustaceans? (Current Term Now Closed)

John Huelsenbeck, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) A web-based interface for RevBayes (Current Term Now Closed)

Mimi Koehl, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) Biomechanics of how organisms interact with their physical environments: How turbulent water flow and waves in the ocean affect marine organisms, how protozoan predators and prey swim and interact, and more... (Current Term Now Closed)

Britt Koskella, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) The costs and benefits of using phage cocktails to treat a bacterial plant pathogen (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Experimental evolution of biofilm formation and its impacts on pathogen virulence and bacteria-phage interactions within a plant host (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Tracking bacteria-phage dynamics in a natural tree disease system (Full- no new appr needed)

Eileen Lacey, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) Social structure of birds and mammals (Current Term Now Closed)

Charles Marshall, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) Biogeography and paleoecology of epeiric seaways (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) The evolutionary and ecological origins of the Hawaiian flora (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Explaining the bizarre biogeography of cycads (Full- no new appr needed)

Brent Mishler, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) A taxonomic revision of a diverse clade Syntrichia from South America (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Spatial phylogenetic diversity in the Mojave National Preserve (Check back for status)
(3) Uncovering the genetic sex of clonal Syntrichia desert mosses (Check back for status)
(4) Presentation of Scientific Findings (Check back for status)

Michael Nachman, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) The genetic basis of speciation in house mice (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Skeletal variation in house mice: do tropical mice have longer tails than temperate mice? (Current Term Now Closed)

Mary E. Power, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) Food webs in rivers and watersheds/Eyes on the Eel (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Distribution and toxicity of cyanobacteria in rivers of the California North Coast (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Phenology of Stream Food Webs for Juvenile Salmonids in Northern California (Full- no new appr needed)

Carl Rothfels, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) Phylogeography and Molecular Genomics of a Ethnobotanically Relevant Tuber Crop in the Americas (Full- no new appr needed)

Michael Shapira, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) The role of environmentally-acquired gut microbes in host adaptation to environmental stress (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Age-dependent interactions between C. elegans stress signaling and a regulator of longevity (Full- no new appr needed)

Ellen Simms, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) Do rhizobia adapt to herbicide exposure? (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Have invasive rhizobia escaped their bacteriophage enemies? (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Genetic mechanisms of flowering time in Ipomoea morning glories (Full- no new appr needed)

Wayne Sousa, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) Population dynamics of bloom-forming algae in San Francisco Bay (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Effects of non-native plant invasions on the diversity, species composition, and trophic structure of grassland invertebrate assemblages (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Nocturnal transpiration in parasitic plants (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Herbivory and nutrient cycling after chaparral fire (Full- no new appr needed)

Jose Pablo Vazquez-Medina, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) Role of lung peroxiredoxin 6 in ferroptosis (Full- no new appr needed)

Noah Whiteman, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) Maintenance of Genetic Variation Through Species Interactions (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Multimodal chemosensory reception in herbivorous insects (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Development of the CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing technique in a Drosophila that attacks plants (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) The role of gut bacteria in the evolution of herbivory (Full- no new appr needed)

Caroline Williams, Professor Integrative Biology: (1) Carry over effects of snow on willow leaf beetles (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Life history trade-offs in the field and the laboratory (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Functional characterization of proteins underlying cold-tolerance in tardigrades (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) COMPUTATIONAL BIOLOGY OPPORTUNITY: De novo protein modeling & evolutionary analysis of gene families underlying tardigrade stress-tolerance (Full- no new appr needed)

International and Area Studies

Tiffany Page, Lecturer International and Area Studies: (1) Employment and Unionization Patterns of Contingent Faculty in Higher Education (Current Term Now Closed)

Institute for the Study of Societal Issues

Christine Trost, Associate Director Institute for the Study of Societal Issues: (1) Mobilizing the Right: A Study of Rare Audio and Visual Recordings Used for Recruitment and Mobilization in the 1960s (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) FBI FOIA Digitization Project (Full- no new appr needed)

Journalism

Elena Conis, Professor Journalism: (1) Communicating Vaccine Preventable Disease Risks (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Boys, Girls, and the Prevention of Mumps (Full- no new appr needed)

Jurisprudence and Social Policy

Calvin Morrill, Professor Jurisprudence and Social Policy: (1) Politics of Personhood: Child Welfare Agencies and the Growth of Perinatal Protective Policies (Current Term Now Closed)

Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning

Anna Livia Brand, Professor Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning: (1) Cacophonous Geographies: The Symbolic and Material Landscapes of Race (Full- no new appr needed)

Iryna Dronova, Professor Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning: (1) Spatial characteristics of built environment to understand environmental and health impacts of urban sprawl (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Discovering post-restoration ecosysten dynamics of restored wetlands (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Urban bird diversity patterns in the East San Francisco Bay (Full- no new appr needed)

Latin American Studies, Center for

Harley Shaiken, Professor Latin American Studies, Center for: (1) North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta): Challenges and opportunities (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) US Labor: new approaches to organizing (Current Term Now Closed)

Law

Catherine Albiston, Professor Law: (1) Women in STEM: Evaluating Equity in Faculty Recruitment (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Democracy, Civil Society, and Public Interest Law (Current Term Now Closed)

Eric Biber, Professor Law: (1) Getting it Right: Examining the Local Land Use Entitlement Process in California to Inform Policy and Process (Current Term Now Closed)

Richard Buxbaum, Professor Law: (1) Postwar Accountability (Current Term Now Closed)

Stephanie Campos-Bui, Clinical Teaching Fellow Law: (1) Juvenile Fees Research and Advocacy Support (Full- no new appr needed)

Lauren Edelman, Professor Law: (1) Congressional Views on Disabilities (Full- no new appr needed)

Sean Farhang, Professor Law: (1) Jucicial Opinions from U.S. Court of Appeals on Issues Affecting Access to the Civil Justice System (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) The Congressional Choice of Courts versus Agencies to Implement Law (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Media Coverage of the Supreme Court (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Who Governs the Federal Reserve? The Reserve Banks and the Politics of Central Bank Appointments (Full- no new appr needed)

Patrick Heller, Visiting Researcher Law: (1) Oil and Development: National Oil Companies (Full- no new appr needed)

Sonia Katyal, Professor Law: (1) Transgender Law and Sexuality Project (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Advertising, Branding and Art (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Gender and Technology (Full- no new appr needed)

Michael Kiparsky, Associate Director Law: (1) Innovation, science, and policy in water resources (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Impacts and adaptation to climate change in California water resources (Full- no new appr needed)

Katerina Linos, Professor Law: (1) Digital Refuge: Examining Online Refugee Communities in Europe (Current Term Now Closed)

Kristin Luker, Professor Law: (1) The History of Contraception and Abortion in the United States (Current Term Now Closed)

Tejas Narechania, Professor Law: (1) Machine Learning and Regulation (Current Term Now Closed)

David Oppenheimer, Professor Law: (1) The transformation of affirmative action in the United States, from remedy to diversity management. (Full- no new appr needed)

Victoria Plaut, Professor Law: (1) Mitigating the Double Bind in Computer Science: A Sociocultural Narrative Intervention (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Examining Reactions to University Inclusion Policies and Their Social and Legal Contexts (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Equity and Diversity Language in Job Advertisements (Current Term Now Closed)

Legal Studies

James Rule, Lecturer Legal Studies: (1) Research for book Taking Privacy Seriously (Current Term Now Closed)

Linguistics

Ronelle Alexander, Professor Linguistics: (1) Bulgarian Dialectology as Living Tradition (Current Term Now Closed)

Peter Jenks, Professor Linguistics: (1) Moro orthography development: Grammar and texts (Full- no new appr needed)

Lev Michael, Professor Linguistics: (1) Arawakan Comparative Linguistics: Phylogenetics and Reconstruction (Current Term Now Closed)

Eve Sweetser, Professor Linguistics: (1) Co-speech gestures accompanying use of conditionals and modals (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Integrated metaphor description project - metaphors for cancer and cancer treatment. (Current Term Now Closed)

Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life

Francesco Spagnolo, Curator Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life: (1) The Jewish World and the #DigitalHumanities | The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Digital Bridges: (In)Visible Archives and Public Repertoires | The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) A Diaspora of Postcards: Documenting the Postcard Collection of The Magnes (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Vanished no more: Giant of photography Roman Vishniac at The Magnes (Current Term Now Closed)

Mathematics

Rainer Sachs, Professor Mathematics: (1) Modeling cancer risk for astronauts on Mars missions or other extended voyages above low earth orbit. (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Applications of synergy theory (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Studying Chromosome Aberrations (CA) Due to Galactic Cosmic Rays (Current Term Now Closed)

Mechanical Engineering

Alice Agogino, Professor Mechanical Engineering: (1) Squishy Robotics: Rapidly Deployable Mobile Sensing Robots for Disaster Rescue, Remote Monitoring and Space Exploration (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Beyond Hands: Human-Centered Design Prosthetics for Music (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Design for the Future: 3 Projects Available: (1) theDesignExchange, (2) Autonomous Vehicles, (3) Cyber-Security (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Laika and Belka: Quadruped Robots with Actuated Tensegrity Spines (Full- no new appr needed)

Reza Alam, Professor Mechanical Engineering: (1) Experimental development of an innovative ocean wave energy converter - the UC Berkeley Wave Carpet (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Design and fabrication of a swimming robot in highly viscous fluids (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Developing a noise-map for the city of Berkeley (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Near-Isothermal Compressed Air Energy Storage System (Current Term Now Closed)

Simo Makiharju, Professor Mechanical Engineering: (1) Air-water flows (Current Term Now Closed)

Media Studies

Jean Retzinger, Academic Coordinator Media Studies: (1) Over Easy: Marketing Culinary Convenience in Breakfast Foods (Full- no new appr needed)

Middle Eastern Studies, Center for

Emily Gottreich, Professor Middle Eastern Studies, Center for: (1) Center for Middle Eastern Studies Undergraduate Advisory Committee (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Center for Middle Eastern Studies Design and Communications Apprentice (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Center for Middle Eastern Studies Virtual Exchange Project Apprentice (Current Term Now Closed)

Molecular and Cell Biology

David Bilder, Professor Molecular and Cell Biology: (1) Molecular Mechanisms of Tissue Morphogenesis in the Drosophila Ovary (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Planar Cell Polarity in the Drosophila Follicle (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Tumor-host interactions in Drosophila melanogaster (Current Term Now Closed)

Abby Dernburg, Professor Molecular and Cell Biology

Richard Harland, Professor Molecular and Cell Biology: (1) Tadpole from head to tail: Establishment of the AP axis and formation of the nervous system, in Xenopus (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Biological Sciences - Breakthroughs Research Assistant (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) A screen for genes that control shape change in the embryo (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Determining the possible functions of sleep in the jellyfish Cassiopea (Full- no new appr needed)

Lin He, Professor Molecular and Cell Biology: (1) Characterizing the Potential Roles of Retrotransposons in Murine Preimplantation Development and Stem Cell Potency (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) The Role of Retrotransposon Activity in Preimplantation Embryo Development (Current Term Now Closed)

James Hurley, Professor Molecular and Cell Biology: (1) Protein crystallography and molecular mechanisms of autophagy and HIV (Current Term Now Closed)

John Kuriyan, Professor Molecular and Cell Biology: (1) Molecular mechanism for the regulation of activation in calcium/calmodulin-dependent protein kinase II (CaMKII) (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Molecular Dynamics Simulation in Structure-Function Studies of T Cell Signaling (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Structural and functional studies of Son of Sevenless protein from choanoflagellate (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Activation of the EGF receptor: Structural coupling through the transmembrane helix to release inhibition at the membrane (Full- no new appr needed)

Craig Miller, Professor Molecular and Cell Biology: (1) Genetic analysis of head skeletal evolution (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Developmental biology of tooth regeneration (Current Term Now Closed)

Eva Nogales, Professor Molecular and Cell Biology: (3) Structure-function studies of transportation initiation complexes using biochemistry and cryo-electron microscopy (Full- no new appr needed)

Steven Brenner, Professor Molecular and Cell Biology: (1) Global human gene expression regulation by nonsense-mediated mRNA decay (computational biology). (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Analysis of human whole exome sequencing data to identify causative variants in newborn screening for primary immunodeficiencies (computational biology) (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Automatic identification of protein domains (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Critical Assessment of Genome Interpretation (CAGI) (Full- no new appr needed)

Kristin Scott, Professor Molecular and Cell Biology: (1) Tracing of Drosophila Gustatory Receptor Neurons in a Whole Brain Electron Microscopy Dataset (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Identification of neurons involved in feeding (Current Term Now Closed)

Denis Titov, Assistant Adjunct Professor Molecular and Cell Biology: (1) Development and application of genetically encoded tools for manipulation of metabolism in live cells (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Investigation of the mechanism of lifespan extension by calorie restriction using nematode C. elegans (Full- no new appr needed)

Museum of Paleontology

Patricia Holroyd, Senior Museum Scientist Museum of Paleontology: (1) The Past Pacific (Current Term Now Closed)

Lisa White, Assistant Director of the UCMP Museum of Paleontology: (1) Museum and Science Journalist (Full- no new appr needed)

Museum of Vertebrate Zoology

Rauri Bowie, Professor Museum of Vertebrate Zoology: (1) Determining what factors influence the microbiome of wild populations of birds (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Molecular and Morphology Adaptation of Savanna Sparrows to Tidal Marshes (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) DNA sequencing to investigate bird diversification and the role of pathogens in modulating biodiversity (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Architectural Innovation and Evolution of Weaverbird Nests (Current Term Now Closed)

Carla Cicero, Staff Curator Museum of Vertebrate Zoology: (1) Advanced Preparation Techniques at the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Geographic Variation in Birds of Western North America (Current Term Now Closed)

Chris Conroy, Staff Curator Museum of Vertebrate Zoology: (1) Genomics of the California vole (Microtus californicus) and related rodents (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Evolution of the Trowbridge shrew (Current Term Now Closed)

Michelle Koo, Staff Curator Museum of Vertebrate Zoology: (1) Biodiversity Informatics and GIS Apprenticeship at the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Communication/ Outreach apprenticeship (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Archival Apprenticeship at the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology (Full- no new appr needed)

Eileen Lacey, Professor Museum of Vertebrate Zoology: (1) Social structure of birds and mammals (Current Term Now Closed)

Michael Nachman, Professor Museum of Vertebrate Zoology: (1) The genetic basis of speciation in house mice (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Skeletal variation in house mice: do tropical mice have longer tails than temperate mice? (Current Term Now Closed)

Carol Spencer, Staff Curator Museum of Vertebrate Zoology: (1) Curatorial Apprentice: Exploring Biodiversity, Curation, and Specimen Preparation in Natural History Collections at the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology (Current Term Now Closed)

David Wake, Professor Museum of Vertebrate Zoology: (1) AmphibiaWeb: An Informatics System for Amphibian Conservation Biology (Full- no new appr needed)

Music

Jocelyne Guilbault, Professor Music: (1) “We Jammin’ Still”: Music and Partying in a Time of Violence (Full- no new appr needed)

Carla Shapreau, Lecturer Music: (1) Music Material Culture and Nazi-Era Losses (Current Term Now Closed)

Near Eastern Studies

Laurie Pearce, Lecturer Near Eastern Studies: (1) Ancient Texts, Modern Tools and Technologies (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Computational Assyriology and Reproducible Research (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Digitizing Ancient Astronomical Texts (Full- no new appr needed)

Neuroscience Institute, Helen Wills

Mark D'Esposito, Professor Neuroscience Institute, Helen Wills: (1) Network mechanisms of cognitive control (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Reorganization of functional brain networks following brain injury (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Neural mechanisms of working memory (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Brain network predictors of cognitive performance and training-related gains (Full- no new appr needed)

John Flannery, Professor Neuroscience Institute, Helen Wills: (1) Gene Therapy for Retinal Disease (Full- no new appr needed)

Michael Silver, Professor Neuroscience Institute, Helen Wills: (1) Effects of exogenous and endogenous attention on crowding (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Prediction’s role in perceptual selection during binocular rivalry (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Cognitive and Brain-state Training (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Neural mechanisms of degraded vision (amblyopia) (Full- no new appr needed)

Nuclear Engineering

Bethany Goldblum, Research Engineer Nuclear Engineering: (1) Neutron Detection for Nuclear Security Applications (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Serious Games: Nuclear Weapons in Alternate Effect Regimes (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Data Analytics for Wireless Sensor Networks (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Nuclear Forensics in Synthetic Urban Debris (Current Term Now Closed)

Nutritional Sciences and Toxicology

Sona Kang, Professor Nutritional Sciences and Toxicology: (1) The role of Dnmt3a in skeletal muscle insulin sensitivity and exercise performance (Current Term Now Closed)

Optometry

Lu Chen, Professor Optometry: (1) Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms of Blood and Lymphatic Vessel Formation (Full- no new appr needed)

Susana Chung, Professor Optometry: (1) Mechanism underlying visual processing in people with visual impairment (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Plasticity of the visual system following vision loss (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Face and Object Recognition: Normal and Low Vision (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Feature detection and enhancement in peripheral vision (Current Term Now Closed)

Suzanne Fleiszig, Professor Optometry: (1) Genetic knockouts of Pseudomonas aeruginosa (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Fluorescent reporter strains of Pseudomonas aeruginosa for monitoring gene expression during corneal infection (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Adsorption of protective glycoprotein (FRIT) from Human tears to contact lens (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Studying the mechanisms of Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection in the cornea (Current Term Now Closed)

Xiaohua Gong, Professor Optometry: (1) Molecular genetics and cellular biology of eye development and disease (Current Term Now Closed)

Karsten Gronert, Professor Optometry: (1) Role of protective lipid mediators in privileged inflammatory/reparative response of the eye. (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Mass Spectrometry-based lipidomic analysis (Current Term Now Closed)

Dennis Levi, Professor Optometry: (1) Mechanisms of normal and amblyopic spatial vision (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Visual depth perception and attentional resources (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Recovery of 3D-depth perception for patients with degraded vision (amblyopia) (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Recovering stereopsis in adults through 3D Virtual Reality perceptual training (Current Term Now Closed)

Nancy McNamara, Professor Optometry: (1) The Pathogenesis of Dry Eye in Patients with Autoimmune Disease (Full- no new appr needed)

Teresa Puthussery, Professor Optometry: (1) Studying the impact of photoreceptor degeneration on retinal synapses (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Using a Python-based semi-automated image analysis to classify the output neurons of the human retina (Current Term Now Closed)

Michael Silver, Professor Optometry: (1) Effects of exogenous and endogenous attention on crowding (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Prediction’s role in perceptual selection during binocular rivalry (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Cognitive and Brain-state Training (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Neural mechanisms of degraded vision (amblyopia) (Full- no new appr needed)

William Taylor, Professor Optometry: (1) Immunohistochemical analysis of genetically identified inhibitory interneurons in the mammalian retina (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Develop software tools that will help us understand how neurons in the visual system encode natural images (Current Term Now Closed)

Christine Wildsoet, Professor Optometry: (1) Why eyes become myopic or short-sighted? Understanding changes in the periphery of the eye during normal and abnormal (e.g., myopic) eye growth. (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Myopia development in young guinea pigs and influence of intraocular pressure (IOP) lowering drugs on myopia progression and related pathology. (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Why and how to eyes become myopic or short-sighted? (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Do myopes spend less time outdoors and what do they look at - Three projects involving 1) wearable light sensors/activity monitors, 2) digitally recording the visual environment, and 3) assessment of near focussing accuracy and eye movements during reading. (Current Term Now Closed)

Oral History Center of UC Berkeley

Roger Eardley-Pryor, Oral History Interviewer Oral History Center of UC Berkeley: (1) Oral History Projects on Environment, Energy, Science and Technology, Climate Change, and Justice (Current Term Now Closed)

David Dunham, Project Manager Oral History Center of UC Berkeley: (1) Rosie the Riveter / World War II Home Front Oral History Project (Current Term Now Closed)

Physics

Na Ji, Professor Physics: (1) Imaging neural activity in the brain in vivo (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Probing perception and learning in the brain with head-fixed behaving mouse assays (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Developing computational methods for video analysis of animal behavior during a visual learning task. (Current Term Now Closed)

Yury Kolomensky, Professor Physics: (1) Particle Identification with a Straw Tracker (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Position Reconstruction with the Mu2e Straw Tracker Prototype (Full- no new appr needed)

Adrian Lee, Professor Physics: (1) Research in Cosmology Instrumentation (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Research in Cosmic Microwave Background at LBNL (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Instrumentation Development for next generation Cosmic Microwave Background experiment at LBNL (Current Term Now Closed)

Kam-Biu Luk, Professor Physics: (1) Neutrino Physics (Full- no new appr needed)

Saul Perlmutter, Professor Physics: (1) Pipeline Development for The Nearby Supernova Factory (Full- no new appr needed)

Bernard Sadoulet, Professor Physics: (1) Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Education and Outreach Program Coordination (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Multiplexed Detector Readout System Design For Radio Frequency Cryogenic Dark Matter Detectors (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Development of a Data Acquisition Software for Testing and Monitoring Cryogenic Dark Matter Search Detectors (Full- no new appr needed)

Marjorie Shapiro, Professor Physics: (1) Research on Precision Silicon Position Sensors for the LHC and Data Analysis and Simulation Studies for Present and Future Collider Experiments (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Imaging Lost Voices: High Resolution Optical Scanning of Historical Sound Recordings (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Restoration of Early Native American Sound Recordings (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Math and Physical Sciences - Breakthroughs Research Assistant (Full- no new appr needed)

Martin White, Professor Physics: (1) Data Visualization and Quality Assurance for the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (Current Term Now Closed)

Plant and Microbial Biology

Barbara Baker, Professor Plant and Microbial Biology: (1) MicroRNA Regulation of Plant Innate Immunity (Current Term Now Closed)

Benjamin Blackman, Professor Plant and Microbial Biology: (1) Functional Genetics of Sunflower and Monkeyflower (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Genetics of Adaptation to Seasonal Cues in Monkeyflowers (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Natural Variation in Developmental Timing and Morphology in Sunflower (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Genetics of Floral Pigmentation Patterns (Current Term Now Closed)

Steven Brenner, Professor Plant and Microbial Biology: (1) Global human gene expression regulation by nonsense-mediated mRNA decay (computational biology). (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Analysis of human whole exome sequencing data to identify causative variants in newborn screening for primary immunodeficiencies (computational biology) (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Automatic identification of protein domains (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Critical Assessment of Genome Interpretation (CAGI) (Full- no new appr needed)

Devin Coleman-Derr, Professor Plant and Microbial Biology: (1) Drought tolerance mediated through plant-adapted microbial communities (Full- no new appr needed)

Sarah Hake, Professor Plant and Microbial Biology: (1) Developmental Processes In Plants (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) CRISPR transgenics in a model grass species (Current Term Now Closed)

Jennifer Lewis, Professor Plant and Microbial Biology: (1) Plant innate immunity in response to bacterial pathogens (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Programming tools to understand plant-pathogen interactions (Full- no new appr needed)

Mary Wildermuth, Professor Plant and Microbial Biology: (1) Salicylic acid biosynthesis and regulation in Arabidopsis (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Elucidation of host plant and powdery mildew factors controlling powdery mildew growth on Arabidopsis (Current Term Now Closed)

Political Science

Vinod Aggarwal, Professor Political Science: (1) Superpower competition; middle powers in a world of superpowers; Disaster Management in the Asia-Pacific (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Web Page and Publication Design (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Assistant Managing Editor, Business and Politics (Current Term Now Closed)

Christopher Ansell, Professor Political Science: (1) The Post-Socialist European City: Transitions, Variation, and Capacities (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Oversight in the European Union (Current Term Now Closed)

Leonardo Arriola, Professor Political Science: (1) African Studies Research Assistant (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Program on Security Institutions and Violent Instability (Police) (Current Term Now Closed)

Jennifer Bussell, Professor Political Science: (1) The Daily Life of Indian Politicians - Shadowing as a Tool for Medium-N Research (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Multi-party Politics and Cabinet Formation in India (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) The Political Economy of Textiles in India (Current Term Now Closed)

Pradeep Chhibber, Professor Political Science: (1) The growing socio-economic disparity and the Indian Democracy (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Can Technology reduce Poverty? Maybe. (Current Term Now Closed)

David Collier, Professor Political Science: (1) Critical Junctures and Historical Legacies (Current Term Now Closed)

Ruth Collier, Professor Political Science: (1) Creating Partisans: New Political Parties and Social Movements in Latin America (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Work and Politics in the Digital Economy (Full- no new appr needed)

Lowell Dittmer, Professor Political Science: (1) Chinese National Identity (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) China, the US, and the Taiwan Strait Embroilment (Full- no new appr needed)

Thad Dunning, Professor Political Science: (1) Democracy in the era of political disillusionment: is moderation ever strategic for outsiders? (Current Term Now Closed)

Taeku Lee, Professor Political Science: (1) How the American Welfare State Created Asian American and Latinx Coalitions (Full- no new appr needed)

Aila Matanock, Professor Political Science: (1) Conflict, Crime, and Intervention (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Making Migrations: The Strategic Use of Population Displacement in Civil Conflicts (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Program on Security Institutions and Violent Instability (Constitutional Legal Frameworks) (Current Term Now Closed)

Michaela Mattes, Professor Political Science: (1) Program on Security Institutions and Violent Instability (Military) (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Peace Deals as Counterinsurgency: Explaining Variation in Military Power- Sharing (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Apologies in International Politics (Full- no new appr needed)

Jasjeet Sekhon, Professor Political Science: (1) Donor Networks in American Politics (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Developing Machine Learning Algorithms For Causal Inference In Big Data (Full- no new appr needed)

Steven Vogel, Professor Political Science: (1) Market Governance in the United States and Japan (Current Term Now Closed)

Psychology

Sonia Bishop, Professor Psychology: (1) (1) Biased priors or inference in depressed and anxious individuals? (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Designing an app to tracking influences on anxiety and depression on daily decision making (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Effort based decision-making (Current Term Now Closed)

Silvia Bunge, Professor Psychology: (1) The neurocognitive development of reasoning and memory: a simultaneous eyetracking and fMRI investigation. (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Reasoning and memory (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Neurocognitive development of precision and variability in visual working memory (Current Term Now Closed)

Joseph Campos, Professor Psychology: (1) Activity and Psychological Development (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Infant Responding to Discrete Emotions (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Infant walking and psychological development (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Functional consequences of emotional expressions (Full- no new appr needed)

Dana Carney, Professor Psychology: (1) Self-Control and Status; Politics, Race, and Political Correctness; Socioeconomic Status and World View (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Empathy, Power and Status, Prejudice, Workplace Phenomena, and Non Verbal Behavior (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Classical Conditioning and Behavioral Nudges (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Thin Slices; Truth and Lies; Groups; Narcissism (Current Term Now Closed)

Anne Collins, Professor Psychology: (1) Learning and generalization (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Working memory and reward-based learning during adolescence (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Measuring and modeling working memory and reward-based learning (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) The neural correlates of structure learning (Current Term Now Closed)

Alison Gopnik, Professor Psychology: (1) Cognitive Development and Artificial Intelligence (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Cognitive Development Research on Causal Reasoning, Relational Understanding, Imitation, and Imaginative Play (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Causal Attribution or Understanding Metaphors in Causal Contexts (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Exploratory Decision-Making Across Development or Counterfactual Reasoning and Pretend Play (Current Term Now Closed)

Richard Ivry, Professor Psychology: (1) Sensorimotor coordination in healthy and neurologically impaired humans (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Developing new technologies and games to study sensorimotor coordination and learning (Current Term Now Closed)

Sheri Johnson, Professor Psychology: (1) Creativity, learning, and decision making in bipolar disorder (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Learn to conduct fMRI scans (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Behavior and Mental Health (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Anger Intervention Study (Full- no new appr needed)

Ann Kring, Professor Psychology: (1) Motivation and Emotional Expression in Schizophrenia (Full- no new appr needed)

Don Moore, Professor Psychology: (1) Debiasing Probability Forecasts - The Limitations of Hindsight (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) The World of Bias in Decision Making (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) The Many Faces of Overconfidence (Accuracy Lab) (Current Term Now Closed)

Jason Okonofua, Professor Psychology: (1) Perspectives Experience Program (Current Term Now Closed)

Mahesh Srinivasan, Professor Psychology: (1) Research on Children's Linguistic and Cognitive Development (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Analysis of Cross-cultural Research (Hindi) (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Trajectories of Linguistic Complexity in Child- and Adult-directed Speech (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Computational Modeling of Child Language (Current Term Now Closed)

Frederic Theunissen, Professor Psychology: (4) Perception of Communication Calls in the Zebra Finch (Current Term Now Closed)

David Whitney, Professor Psychology: (1) Behavioral and fMRI experiments of emotion perception with dynamic videos (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Eye movement behavior during autonomous vehicle-human interaction. (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Individual Difference in Object Localization (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Individual differences in holistic perception of faces (Current Term Now Closed)

Fei Xu, Professor Psychology: (1) Research on Infants' and Children's Cognitive Development (Current Term Now Closed)

Qing Zhou, Professor Psychology: (1) Language, Emotion, and Development Project (Psychology Department, Zhou Culture and Family Study Lab, UC-Berkeley) (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Kids and Family Project: A Longitudinal Study on Socio-emotional and Academic Development of Chinese American Children in Immigrant Families (Full- no new appr needed)

Public Health

Lisa Barcellos, Professor Public Health: (1) Genetic, epigenetic and environmental exposure studies in autoimmune disease (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Identifying regulatory networks and potential targets of myopia using genome-wide expression profiling data (Full- no new appr needed)

Gertrude C. Buehring, Professor Public Health: (1) Investigation of a possible viral etiology of breast cancer (Full- no new appr needed)

Binh Diep, Professor Public Health: (1) Novel Immunotherapies for Treatment of Invasive Staphylococcal Infections (Current Term Now Closed)

Lia Fernald, Professor Public Health: (1) Literature Review on Fatherhood & Kinship Support Programs (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Coding Transcripts in Spanish on Mother, Father, and Grandparent Involvement with Children (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Common Application Software (CAS) India (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Child Development in Bangladesh (Full- no new appr needed)

Brent Fulton, Associate Director Public Health: (1) Identifying Patients Hospitalized with Infectious Diseases Who are Most Likely to Benefit from an Advanced Diagnostic Test (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Examination of Medicare Accountable Care Organizations and Hospitals in Rural Areas (Current Term Now Closed)

Jay Graham, Professor Public Health: (1) Pharmaceutical Industry and Antimicrobial Resistance Research: A Historical Analysis of Industry Documents (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) A Systematic Review of Small-Scale Food Animal Production and Antimicrobial Resistance (Current Term Now Closed)

Rohini Haar, Visiting Professor Public Health: (1) Documenting Torture and Abuse among Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Attacks on Health in Conflict: A Historical Analysis (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Ethics in Humanitarian Health Research (Current Term Now Closed)

Public Health; Div of Infectious Diseases and Vaccinology

Eva Harris, Professor Public Health; Div of Infectious Diseases and Vaccinology: (1) Protection from dengue pathogenesis mediated by anti-NS1 antibodies (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Investigating Molecular Determinants of Flavivirus NS1 pathogenesis (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Investigating molecular mechanisms of dengue virus NS1 disruption of the glycocalyx-like layer of human endothelial cells (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Dengue Virus Nonstructural Protein 1 (NS1) Increases Endothelial Permeability in Vitro: Deciphering the Role of Intercellular Junction Proteins (Full- no new appr needed)

Public Health

Denise Herd, Professor Public Health: (1) Changes in the Portrayal of Gender and Sexuality in Rap Music (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Racial Differences in Trends of Marijuana Use (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Changes in Alcohol Use in Hispanic Youth (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) The Role of Alcohol, Racial Differences in US Coming of Age Movies (Full- no new appr needed)

Susan Ivey, Professor Public Health: (1) Quality Improvement project to conduct a needs assessment around use of PrEP and PEP in the City of Berkeley Reproductive and Sexual Health Clinic (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Colorectal cancer screening among South Asians in the Bay Area (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Health coaching for people with uncontrolled hypertension - helping with lifestyle change and medication adherence (Current Term Now Closed)

Joseph Lewnard, Professor Public Health: (1) Antimicrobial resistance in vaccine-preventable enteric pathogens (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Beta lactam resistance in Haemophilus influenzae (Current Term Now Closed)

Fenyong Liu, Professor Public Health: (1) Studies of Nucleic Acid-based Agents for Inhibition of Viral Replication (Current Term Now Closed)

Kristine Madsen, Professor Public Health: (1) Targeted approaches to reduce obesity and improve population health: policy, community, and economic driven solutions (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Technology and Design Innovation to Support 21st Century School Nutrition SFUSD and UC Berkeley (Full- no new appr needed)

Amani Nuru-Jeter, Professor Public Health: (1) How do White and African American Women Experience Racial Discrimination: A Qualitative Inquiry (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) The Use of Race and Socioeconomic Position as Variables in Public Health an Epidemiologic Research: A Systematic Review (Full- no new appr needed)

Daniel Perlman, Director Public Health: (1) Women’s Empowerment and Resilience in Rural Niger: An Ethnographic Study (Current Term Now Closed)

Ndola Prata, Professor Public Health: (1) Rwanda Comprehensive Sexual and Reproductive Health Integration Project (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) E4D in West Africa (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Medication abortion at California’s public university student health centers (Current Term Now Closed)

Justin Remais, Professor Public Health: (1) Understanding environmental change and infectious diseases in developing countries (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Understanding how agrochemicals influence the transmission of global parasitic diseases (Current Term Now Closed)

Health Policy and Management

Hector Rodriguez, Professor Health Policy and Management: (1) Organizational and Market Influences on Hospital Gaming to Avoid Penalties in Medicare's Hospital Readmission Reduction Program (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Addressing Social Inequities in Health in California through Nonprofit Hospital Community Benefit Investments (Full- no new appr needed)

Public Health

Marieka Schotland, Executive Director Public Health: (1) Innovations for Youth (i4Y): Youth Equity Scholars (Full- no new appr needed)

George Sensabaugh, Professor Public Health: (1) Characterization of genomic relationships between two outlier strains classified as Staphylococcus saprophyticus and strains in the main S. saprophyticus species cluster (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Investigation of recombination patterns between relic strains and contemporary strains of Staphylococcus chromogenes. (Full- no new appr needed)

Claire Snell-Rood, Professor Public Health: (1) Do state-wide interventions to expand medication-assisted treatment for patients with opioid use disorder help rural patients with co-occurring disorders? (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Advancing California Community Health Workers: A Mixed Methods Analysis of California Asthma CHW Programs (Full- no new appr needed)

Karen Sokal-Gutierrez, Professor Public Health: (1) Hasilo Nepal: Children's Oral Health and Nutrition in Nepal (Full- no new appr needed)

Winston Tseng, Research Scientist Public Health: (1) Project 1: Community Wellness and Aspirations of Residents of SF Tenderloin District (Please specify project(s) of interest in your application) (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Project 2: Evaluation of Hmong Cultural Center of Butte County Zoobiab Mental Health Program for Older Adults (Please specify project(s) of interest in your application) (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Project 3: Bay Area Pacific Islander Data Equity Project (Please specify project(s) of interest in your application) (Current Term Now Closed)
(4) Project 4: Diabetes Reduction among Diverse Older Adults in Alameda County (Please specify project(s) of interest in your application) (Current Term Now Closed)

Public Policy

Sarah Anzia, Professor Public Policy: (1) Consumer credit, state politics, and inequality in the United States (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Municipal Civil Service Laws in the United States (Full- no new appr needed)

Jack Glaser, Professor Public Policy: (1) A Study on Police-Community Relations (Current Term Now Closed)

Elizabeth Linos, Professor Public Policy: (1) Diversity, Decision-Making and Motivation at Work (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Diversity and Inclusion in Public Service Delivery (Current Term Now Closed)

Rhetoric

Marianne Constable, Professor Rhetoric: (1) Chicago Husband-Killing and the New Unwritten Law and Several Shorter Projects (Full- no new appr needed)

Winnie Wong, Professor Rhetoric: (1) Chinese Visual Culture for the West (1700-1850) (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Contemporary China and Social Media (Full- no new appr needed)

S/CET

Waqas Khalid, Associate Scientist S/CET: (1) Nanotechnology Unleashed! (Current Term Now Closed)

Slavic Languages and Literatures

Ronelle Alexander, Professor Slavic Languages and Literatures: (1) Bulgarian Dialectology as Living Tradition (Current Term Now Closed)

Social Welfare

Jill Berrick, Professor Social Welfare: (2) Assessing families, family needs, and family risks in child welfare (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) How are fathers engaged in the child welfare system? (Current Term Now Closed)

Jeff Edleson, Professor Social Welfare: (1) Therapy, counseling and advocacy using apps and chatbots (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) From warm handoff to comprehensive care: Studying a digital domestic violence referral system in emergency departments (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Digital safety and sexual violence prevention (Full- no new appr needed)

Anu Gomez, Professor Social Welfare: (1) Birth Control Access in Pharmacies Project (Current Term Now Closed)

Jennifer Skeem, Professor Social Welfare: (1) Correctional intervention for people with mental illness (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Reducing institutional violence (Current Term Now Closed)

Sociology

Jacqueline Adams, Professor Sociology: (1) Fleeing from Genocide: Jewish Refugees' Flight from Nazi Persecution and the Holocaust. (Current Term Now Closed)

Claude Fischer, Professor Sociology: (1) Social networks over time (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Portraits of Gentrification: When Neighborhood Change Becomes News (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Congregations and Competition: The Births and Deaths of Religious Congregations in Manhattan, 1915–2011 (Full- no new appr needed)

Marion Fourcade, Professor Sociology: (1) Ordering the Disordered: State Classifications of Mental Illness in France and the United States (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) The Rating of Sovereigns and the Judgment of Nations (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) The Discipline of Gender. Men, Women and Writing in the Social Sciences. (Full- no new appr needed)

Cybelle Fox, Professor Sociology: (1) Intersections of Race and Illegality: A Study of Asian and Latino Undocumented Young Adults (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Boundaries and Intersectional meanings of race, ethnicity, gender, and sexuality among Asian and White American spouses (Current Term Now Closed)

Jerome Karabel, Professor Sociology: (1) American Exceptionalism and the Quality of Life: the United States in Historical and Comparative Perspective (Current Term Now Closed)

Kristin Luker, Professor Sociology: (1) The History of Contraception and Abortion in the United States (Current Term Now Closed)

Daniel Schneider, Professor Sociology: (1) Investigating the Shift Towards Outside CEO Hires in the United States (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Schedule Instability and Unpredictability and Worker and Family Health and Wellbeing (Full- no new appr needed)

Sandra Smith, Professor Sociology: (1) The Forced Removal of Blacks from Napa: A Documentary Film Project (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) The Difference a Day Makes: How Pretrial Detention Affects Individuals' Lives in the Short- and Long-Term (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Bargain Justice: A Study of Guilty Pleas in Misdemeanor Criminal Cases (Current Term Now Closed)

Ann Swidler, Professor Sociology: (1) Funding and Growth of LGBTQ NGOs (Full- no new appr needed)

Space Sciences Laboratory

Oswald Siegmund, Research Physicist Space Sciences Laboratory: (1) Photon Counting Detector Technology (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) High resolution imaging neutron detectors (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) High time resolution astronomy (Full- no new appr needed)

Space Sciences Laboratory

Andreas Zoglauer, Staff Researcher Space Sciences Laboratory: (1) Preparing for the next 100-day stratospheric balloon flight of the Compton Spectrometer and Imager (COSI) (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Improving the data-analysis pipeline of the COSI telescope with machine learning (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Pioneering new Data-Analysis Techniques for the envisioned AMEGO space telescope with Machine Learning (Current Term Now Closed)

Jerry Edelstein, Research Astronomer Space Sciences Laboratory: (1) The Keck Planet Finder: research in astronomy instrumentation (Full- no new appr needed)

Walt Fitelson, Professor Space Sciences Laboratory: (1) Infrared Spatial Interferometer (Full- no new appr needed)

Thomas Immel, Research Physicist Space Sciences Laboratory: (1) Tropospheric forcing of ionospheric densities (Current Term Now Closed)

John Tomsick, Research Physicist Space Sciences Laboratory: (1) X-ray observations of accreting compact objects (Current Term Now Closed)

Spanish and Portuguese

Candace Slater, Professor Spanish and Portuguese: (1) (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Improbable Metropolis: Stories from a Pilgrimage, a City and a World in Transformation (Current Term Now Closed)

Statistics

Jasjeet Sekhon, Professor Statistics: (1) Donor Networks in American Politics (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Developing Machine Learning Algorithms For Causal Inference In Big Data (Full- no new appr needed)

Philip Stark, Professor Statistics: (1) Look who's talking: Are women and URM faculty candidates interrupted more frequently? (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Conjoint Analysis when the Assumptions Do Not Hold (Full- no new appr needed)

UC San Francisco

Jeff Belkora, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) The Patient Support Corps at UCSF (Current Term Now Closed)

Kevin Bender, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Fitting neuronal models to electrophysiological data. (Current Term Now Closed)

Mallar Bhattacharya, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Lung Inflammation: Mouse Models of Human Disease (Current Term Now Closed)

Katja Brueckner, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Regulation of hematopoietic sites by the peripheral nervous system (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Inter-organ communication in the innate immune response (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) BMP signaling cooperation in epithelial-mesenchymal transition (Current Term Now Closed)

Andy Chang, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Molecular mechanisms of oxygen sensing (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Identification of endogenous ligands for "ectopic" olfactory receptors (Current Term Now Closed)

Dean Chou, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) UCSF Neuro-Spine Clinical Research Assistant (Current Term Now Closed)

Aaron Clark, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Investigation of outcomes following minimally invasive spinal surgery (Full- no new appr needed)

Joseph Costello, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Computational immunogenomics of brain tumors (Current Term Now Closed)

Aaron Fields, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Cartilage permeability and disc degeneration (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Microdamage repair in bone (Full- no new appr needed)

Michael Grabe, Professor in Residence UC San Francisco: (1) Mathematical modeling of cellular pH regulation (Full- no new appr needed)

Lea Grinberg, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Validation of neuroimaging using high-resolution histology (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Neuropathological changes underlying clinical heterogeneity in Alzheimer disease (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Polarized light imaging (PLI) of gross histological human brain sections (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Diagnosing and monitoring prodromal Alzheimer’s Disease using novel locus ceruleus-based imaging volumetry (Full- no new appr needed)

Dexter Hadley, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Segmentation of medical imaging reports (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Detection of rejection marks in kidney transplant histology (Current Term Now Closed)
(3) Prediction of molecular phenotypes from digital histology of breast cancer samples (Current Term Now Closed)

Safa Herfat, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Measurement of transtibial socket pressures during gait in the prosthetic clinic (Current Term Now Closed)

Guo Huang, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Molecular control of organ regeneration in zebrafish and mice (Current Term Now Closed)

Galateia Kazakia, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Bone structure and composition: a microCT and microFTIR study (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Investigating bone structure in clinical cohorts: biomedical image processing (Full- no new appr needed)

Praveen Mummaneni, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) UCSF Neuro-spine department clinical research assistant (Current Term Now Closed)

Jorge Oksenberg, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Functional studies on multiple sclerosis genetics (Full- no new appr needed)

Adam Renslo, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Synthesis and characterization of ferrous iron-sensing polymeric materials (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Parallel Synthesis of Fragment Screening Libraries for use in the Small Molecule Discovery Center at UCSF (Full- no new appr needed)

Angela Rizk-Jackson, Director of Operations UC San Francisco: (1) Developing a biomedical data commons for research (Full- no new appr needed)

Ian Seiple, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Synthesis of Truncated Steroids for Treatment of GC-Resistant BCP-ALL (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Development of Methods to Improve Synthetic Efficiency of Natural Products and Complex Small Molecules (Full- no new appr needed)
(3) Chemical Synthesis of Anticancer Chemical Degraders (Full- no new appr needed)
(4) Chemical synthesis of novel antibiotic candidates (Full- no new appr needed)

Licia Selleri, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Genetic and regulatory control of morphogenesis in embryonic development and evolution of craniofacial features (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Tractable murine models for loss of Rpsa, the gene implicated in human congenital asplenia (Full- no new appr needed)

Youngho Seo, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Big Data in Radiology Research (e.g., medical deep learning, data science, computer vision, natural language processing, big data organization) (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Image processing of medical imaging datasets (Current Term Now Closed)

Lee Tan, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) UCSF Neuro-Spine Clinical Research Assistant (Current Term Now Closed)

Panagiotis Theofilas, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Role of Cell Death Pathways in Mediating Neuronal Loss in Early Stages of AD (Full- no new appr needed)

Vasanth Vedantham, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Transcriptional Regulation of Heart Rhythm (Full- no new appr needed)

Patricia Zheng, Professor UC San Francisco: (1) Levering mobile application to track outcomes after injections for back pain (Full- no new appr needed)

Ursological Studies

Ursa Arktos, Professor Ursological Studies: (1) Go Bears! (Full- no new appr needed)
(2) Cal Bears love URAP! (Full- no new appr needed)

Carol Wilson, Research Botanist: (1) Biogeography of Australian and African Mistletoe Haustorial Systems in the family Loranthaceae (Current Term Now Closed)
(2) Phylogeny and biogeography of Iris subgenus Xiphium based on next-generation sequencing (Current Term Now Closed)