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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

Scientist at Berkeley Lab Played a Hand in ‘Inescapable’ COVID-19 Antibody Discovery

Digital illustration of Y-shaped antibodies surrounding a purple SARS-CoV-2 virus

Silicon Nanowire Offers Efficient High-Temperature Thermoelectric System

New Thermal Wave Diagnostic Technique Advances Battery Performance Testing

Sean Lubner (right), Mechanical Research, Scientist/Engineer, Energy Storage & Distributed Resources Division (ESDR), and Yuqiang Zhen, Staff, ESDR, utilizing 3ω for thermal characterization of batteries at the Thermal Science Group laboratory.

Latest IPCC Report Points to Urgent Need to Cut Emissions

A chart that shows projected changes in annual maximum temperature (top row) and annual minimum temperature (bottom) at three levels of global warming in the world, compared to the 1851-1900 baseline, based on computer simulations.

Scientific Publishing Organizations and National Laboratories Partner on Transgender-Inclusive Name-Change Process for Published Papers

Berkeley Lab Optical Innovation Could Calm the Jitters of High-Power Lasers

How Managing Building Energy Demand Can Aid the Clean Energy Transition

Quantification of the U.S. building-grid resource infographic. Load reductions, Spatio-temporal variation, Impactful measures.

Main Attraction: Scientists Create World’s Thinnest Magnet

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Deconstructing the Infectious Machinery of the SARS-CoV-2 Virus

This color-enhanced image, taken by scanning electron microscopy, shows huge quantities of SARS-CoV-2 particles (purple) that have burst out of kidney cells (green), which the virus hijacked for replication. The bulging, spherical cells in the upper-right and bottom-left corners are distorted and about to burst from the viral particles inside, and are beginning to self-destruct. (Credit: NIAID Integrated Research Facility)

Berkeley Lab Pushes Its Energy-Saving Windows into the Market