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Enrico Ridente, a person with short dark hair and a beard wearing a light green collared shirt and black pants, stands next to Eric Haugen, a person with short brown hair wearing a dark collared shirt with jeans. The two are standing in front of a machine in their lab. Reed Teyber, a research scientist, works a device he developed for measuring high-temperature superconducting magnets, at a machine shop in Building 58 at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. A staff scientist is photographed at his desk. Next to him is a laptop displaying computer simulations. Two scientists working at the ABPDU's facility. Collage of transit, highways, solar panels, factories, homes, and a sunrise over a prairie. Worms eye view of an industrial development obscured by blades of grass. Two side-by-side portraits of scientists Composite image of a film strip along the top of the frame. A sun flare occupies the top left side with various bubbles floating throughout the image. Two scientists with short black hair prepare some samples on a spectroscopy instrument that is on the right of the frame. Two women standing at opposite sides of a colorful sewing room. Person with long, brown hair standing in front of scientific instrumentation. Birdeye view of a city-scape. A large green roof dominates the center of the frame. Trees and forested area surround the building.