| Berkeley engineer lays out a path to better, cheaper health care for the needy
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 During three prolific decades, Boris Rubinsky has stacked up nearly 40 patents and cofounded startups in surgical techniques, bionic technology and imaging. The Berkeley researcher and educator is convinced that inexpensive but scientifically advanced technologies can improve health care for underserved populations - from tiny Indian villages to inner-city Chicago.
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Also: Teaching science, saving lives in the Amazon
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'Virtual Tribunal' connects people with prosecutions of mass atrocities
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At Berkeley's War Crimes Study Center, which supports war crime tribunals around the globe, video and web technologies offer new ways to reach the public. One of its newest initiatives, the Virtual Tribunal, aims to expand the accessibility of war crimes tribunals with enriched and interactive additions to basic video footage.
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Also: Law clinic helps save mentally ill man's life
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