The University of California at Berkeley is one of the best universities in the United States, and it is as famous as Harvard. Although Tsinghua is very powerful, it is still a bit backward.

The University of California at Berkeley (Berkeley or Cal for short), located in the northeast of the San Francisco Bay Area, is one of the most prestigious public universities in the world, enjoying a high reputation in academic circles, ranking third in the American News World University, 20 15 [5]. Berkeley is the oldest campus in the University of California 10, and it is also one of the most liberal and radical universities in the United States. From 65438 to 0964, the "Freedom of Speech Movement" and the "Anti-Vietnam War Movement" initiated by the students of this school had a far-reaching impact on American society and influenced the political and moral views of generations of Americans. Berkeley is also one of the most important research centers of mathematics, natural science, computer science and engineering in the world, ranking 1 in the world of science, third in the world of engineering, third in the world of computer science, and the humanities and social sciences have long been among the top five in the world.

By the end of 20 15, at least 70 Nobel Prize winners and at least 8 Fields Prize winners had worked or studied in Berkeley. Berkeley also has the top 20 winners of Turing Award (the highest award in computer science) in the world. Chen Shengshen, a master of mathematics, established the National Institute of Mathematical Sciences here. Robert Oppenheimer, the "father of the atomic bomb" who teaches here, led the manufacture of the world's first atomic bomb; Ernest Lawrence, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics, invented the cyclotron here and established Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, the top national laboratory in the United States. Glenn theodore seaborg, winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, and others have discovered sixteen chemical elements here, which are far ahead in the world, among which the 97th element "Bk" is named after "thulium". In the fields of engineering and computer science, Berkeley has trained a large number of talents for South Bay Silicon Valley, including Gordon Moore, founder of Intel, and stephen wozniak, founder of Apple.