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Testing LRS01: Two Takes on the Large Hadron Collider's Accelerator Research Program

Reducing Our Carbon Footprint: Climate Forecasting Frontiers

Department of Energy’s Joint BioEnergy Institute Gets New Home: EmeryStation East to Host Biofuels Research Center

The Language of Magnetic Resonance

To demonstrate remote signal detection, the letters CAL were carved through the end of a plastic tube and placed in an NMR/MRI signal encoding coil. The image was reconstructed from 10 batches of spin-polarized xenon carried to a detection coil at a separate location. Although the batches arrived at different times, the spatial arrangement of the letters was accurately reproduced.

Berkeley Lab Scientists Contribute to Climate Change Studies that win the Nobel Peace Prize

Diamondoids: The Future on Display

One Ring to Bind Them All

Batteries of the Future III:

Molecular Foundry Receives LEED Gold Certification

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The World's Smallest Piston

Innovator Award to Berkeley Lab's Joe Gray for Improved Breast Cancer Screening