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Hydrogen Offers Promising Future for Long-Haul Trucking Industry

stock photo of hydrogen fueling station

The Incredible Bacterial ‘Homing Missiles’ That Scientists Want to Harness

An artistic rendering of tailocins attached to a target bacteria

Designing Selective Membranes for Batteries Using a Drug Discovery Toolbox

Illustration of caged lithium ions in a new polymer membrane for lithium batteries. Scientists at Berkeley Lab's Molecular Foundry used a drug-discovery toolbox to design the selective membranes. The technology could enable more efficient flows in batteries and energy storage devices. (Credit: Artem Baskin/Berkeley Lab)

Century-Old Problem Solved With First-Ever 3D Atomic Imaging of an Amorphous Solid

At left, an experimental 3D atomic model of a metallic glass nanoparticle, 8 nanometers in diameter. Right: The 3D atomic packing of a supercluster within the structure. Differently colored balls represent different types of atoms. (Courtesy of Yao Yang and Jianwei “John” Miao/UCLA)

This Hydrogen Fuel Machine Could Be the Ultimate Guide to Self-Improvement

X-Ray Experiments, Machine Learning Could Trim Years Off Battery R&D

To Speed Discovery, Infrared Microscopy Goes ‘Off the Grid’

Actor in a Supporting Role: Substrate Effects on 2D Layers

In Memoriam: David Shirley, Former Laboratory Director

Cameron Geddes Appointed Director of Berkeley Lab’s Accelerator Technology and Applied Physics Division

This Ultrathin Sensor Could Save Your Lungs – and the Climate

Charged Up: Scientists Find New Pathway to Harnessing the Sun for a Clean Energy Future