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How Can Next-Gen Computer Chips Reduce Our Carbon Footprint?

New Technique Paves the Way for Perfect Perovskites

LED Material Shines Under Strain

According to a recent Science study led by Berkeley Lab and UC Berkeley, applying mechanical strain on this atomically thin, transparent monolayer semiconductor results in a material with loss-free light emission efficiency. (Credit: Ali Javey/Berkeley Lab)

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm visits Berkeley Lab

U.S. Secretary of Energy, Jennifer Granholm, speaks with scientists in from the Berkeley Lab's Joint Genome Institute.

This Exotic Particle Had an Out-of-Body Experience; These Scientists Took a Picture of It

ghost particles quantum gif

A Sponge to Soak Up Carbon Dioxide in the Air

stock photo of coal-fired power plant

Speeding Toward Improved Hydrogen Fuel Production

An illustration of the 2D boron nitride substrate with imperfections that host tiny nickel clusters. The catalyst aids the chemical reaction that removes hydrogen from liquid chemical carriers, making it available for use as a fuel. (Credit: Jeff Urban/Berkeley Lab)

Toward an Ultrahigh Energy Density Capacitor

To make the new material, the thin film is first deposited via a pulsed-laser deposition process in this chamber. The bright “plume” you see is the laser hitting the target and depositing the material.

Can Cellphones Help Cities Be More Energy Efficient?

Cyclotron Road Announces Its Fifth Cohort of Entrepreneurial Fellows

The members of the Cyclotron Road Cohort Five group at the groups kick off event, 05/09/2009 in Berkeley, California.

4 Berkeley Lab-affiliated Scientists Elected as National Academy of Sciences Members

Photos - From left, Kristie Boering, Judith Campisi, Ehud "Udi" Isacoff, and Michael Manga.

Berkeley Lab Aims for Big Breakthroughs in Water Technology