“At Berkeley, we just ask bigger questions,” said Chancellor Rich Lyons. “You got to reach. You got to say, ‘This is crazy, and I’m going here.’ And then you got to be tenacious.” Two Nobel Prizes in one week. Research in chemistry, physics, AI and engineering that is regularly inspiring startups to solve the world’s most pressing problems. UC Berkeley ranked No. 1 for three straight years in startups founded, surpassing Stanford, Harvard and MIT. This is the story of UC Berkeley’s innovation and entrepreneurship — how fundamental research and translational innovation aren’t competing priorities but complements. How the top public university lifts more students up the economic ladder than any other while generating breakthrough discoveries that change the world. A group of UC Berkeley’s entrepreneurial luminaries gathered earlier this month to discuss the launch of the book, “Startup Campus: How UC Berkeley Became an Unexpected Leader in Entrepreneurship and Startups.” It tells UC B...