Berkeley CS
Welcome to the Computer Science Division at UC Berkeley, one of the strongest programs in the country. We are renowned for our innovations in teaching and research. Berkeley teaches the researchers that become award winning faculty members at other universities. This website tells the story of our unique research culture and impact, and our commitment to excellence in teaching.
Recent News
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Francisca Vasconcelos chosen as Paul and Daisy Soros New American fellow
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AI Language Models Allow Researchers to Explore New Frontiers in Bioengineering
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How to keep AI from killing us all
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An OpenAI spinoff has built an AI model that helps robots learn tasks like humans
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EECS graduate students recognized for outstanding peer mentorship
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Anca Dragan named Head of AI Safety and Alignment at Google DeepMind
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CS alumnus gifts 1M to Berkeley EECS
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Berkeley EECS wins Best Presentation Awards at IEEE APEC
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The awful AI music that might take over the world
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Mind-blowing science: ‘Star Wars-style’ holograms to communicate with the brain
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Berkeley alumna Tandy Warnow wins ISCB Accomplishment by a Senior Scientist Award
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Jack Welch, pioneer in molecular radio astronomy, dies
Research
Our research areas include computer architecture, theory, security, programming languages, numerical methods, AI, human-computer interaction, and computational biology, among others.
EECS Joint Colloquium
The weekly EECS Colloquium offers our faculty a chance to invite speakers offering a wide range of experiences covering topics in both Electrical Engineering and Computer Science to engage with the department.
Support the Gier Memorial Project
A community is defined by the heroes it chooses to celebrate. We invite you to join the EECS department in recognizing a previously overlooked hero, Berkeley EE Prof. Joseph T. Gier, the University of California’s first tenured Black professor.
EECS Excellence Fund
A gift to the EECS Excellence Fund extends Berkeley’s long-standing leadership and excellence in education and research in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences.