A new UC Berkeley study shows that people who are rated as trustworthy, kind and compassionate are more likely to possess a particular variation of the oxytocin receptor gene known as the GG genotype. This video shows a sequence of five individuals listening to their romantic partners talk about times when they suffered. For the full story: http://newscenter.berkeley.edu/2011/11/14/wired-to-be-trustworthy/

California Green Chemistry Workshop: Part 3 - Screens and Emerging Tests Indicative of Ecological Hazard Moderator: Megan Schwarzman, UC Berkeley School of Public Health and Center for Green Chemistry Assessing the Ecological Risk of Toxic Chemicals: A Framework for Testing in the 21st Century Gary Ankley, US Environmental Protection Agency, Environmental Effects Research Laboratory Emerging 'Omic and Other Screens for Ecotoxicity Assessment Chris Vulpe, UC Berkeley Department of Nutrition Science and Toxicology