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Simulations Show Swirling Rings, Whirlpool-Like Structure in Subatomic ‘Soup’

Image - This hydrodynamic simulation shows the flow patterns, or “vorticity distribution,” from a smoke ring-like swirling fluid around the beam direction of two colliding heavy ions. The simulation provides new insight about the properties of a superhot fluid known as the quark-gluon plasma. (Credit: Berkeley Lab)

Solar Cells Get Boost with Integration of Water-Splitting Catalyst onto Semiconductor

Schematic of the multi-functional water splitting catalyst layer engineered using atomic layer deposition for integration with a high-efficiency silicon cell.

Study: Carbon-Hungry Plants Impede Growth Rate of Atmospheric CO2 

Berkeley Lab Takes Home Five R&D 100 Awards for Environmental, Battery, and X-ray Technologies

Photo - The Compact Dynamic Beamstop (CDBS) device, at left, designed to provide real time information to improve X-ray crystallography experiments, with a size comparison to a ballpoint pen tip. (Credit: Berkeley Lab)

The Rosenfeld Question: Art Rosenfeld’s Tang Lecture Given by Ashok Gadgil

We Gather Here Today to Join Lasers and Anti-Lasers

Gatekeeping Proteins to Aberrant RNA: You Shall Not Pass

Navigating an Ocean of Biological Data in the Modern Era

$30 Million Joint Effort to Improve Solar Module Materials

New $10 Million Effort to Develop Advanced Water Splitting Materials

New Bacteria Groups, and Stunning Diversity, Discovered Underground

Underground Science: Berkeley Lab Digs Deep For Clean Energy Solutions