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Networking for the Future: Five Ways ESnet Accelerates the Nation’s Science

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Expert Interview: Inder Monga on Big Science, AI, and Quantum with ESnet

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A New Age of Electron Microscopy: Magnifying Possibilities with Automation

Example of automated high-resolution imaging of core-shell nanoparticles

Two Berkeley Lab Scientists Named AAAS Fellows

From left to right: Nigel Mouncey and Phillip Messersmith

Moiré than Meets the Eye

A colorful schematic of an exciton surfing on a red and blue wave graph. A yellow and blue isometric view of molecules is below.

DESI Opens Access to the Largest 3D Map of the Universe Yet

A white structure with a domed top on a rocky outcrop below a star-filled night sky. The Milky Way stretches vertically in a luminous band. Faint green glow tints the curved horizon.

New DESI Results Strengthen Hints That Dark Energy May Evolve

A long-exposure image captures circular star trails above telescope domes illuminated in red light on a dark mountain. A golden glow on the horizon marks distant city lights.

Scientists Discover New Heavy-Metal Molecule ‘Berkelocene’

The purple/blue solution contains crystals of the berkelocene “sandwich.”

A New Way to Engineer Composite Materials

Silica nanoparticles affixed with a distribution of polystyrene chains (purple) self-assemble into hexagonal lattices. Depending on how the chains are organized on the particle surface, they tangle together (purple) or unravel (blue) when compressed.

Small But Mighty: TESSERACT Joins the Hunt for Dark Matter

Two researchers stand in a laboratory, with one holding the TESSERACT detector with gloved hands.

Science in Motion: Navigating the Future of Innovation with Bioreactors

A bioreactor with various bio-developed products surrounding it.

For Better Quantum Sensing, Go With the Flow

Dozens of droplets clustered together