Matthew Rabin, recipient of the John Bates Clark medal. Bill Hambrecht, winner of the 2001 Lester Center Lifetime Achievement Award from UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business. Admission is free. The rappelling clinic is sponsored by UC Berkeley's Army ROTC students. Whether it's bones, fossils, ancient coins, or archaelological treasures, kids and adults alike can uncover secrets of our past at a variety of Cal Day exhibits and hands-on activities.
Admission is free.
Share the discovery with hands-on activities in science, engineering, the humanities, and the arts, plus lectures, tours, and performances all day. They do at UC Berkeley's Essig Museum of Entomology, one of several research collections open to the public on Cal Day, April 21 from 9 am to 4 pm. See museums and exhibitions to UC Berkeley treasures in art, paleontology, anthropology, zoology, music, and many other fields. A simulation of seven of the dozen separate movies that the eye extracts from a scene and sends to the brain. The computer simulation was created by David Balya from information provided by Botond Roska and Frank Werblin about the processing of information in the various layers of the retina.