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Scientists Say: Expect More Rainfall Variability for California

Pioneering Work Modeling How Electric Vehicles Interact with the Electric Grid

Berkeley Lab Founder Ernest Lawrence to Be Honored With Memorial Highway in South Dakota

New Partnership Seeds Microbiome Research

Collaboration leads sign the memorandum of understanding creating the Tri-institutional Partnership for Microbiome Research

A Closer Look at Water-Splitting’s Solar Fuel Potential

Francesca Toma (right) and Johanna Eichhorn developed a special technique using an atomic force microscope at Berkeley Lab’s JCAP laboratory to capture images of thin-film bismuth vanadate at the nanoscale to understand how a material’s properties can affect its performance in an artificial photosynthesis device. (Credit: Marilyn Sargent/Berkeley Lab)

Interpreting the Human Genome’s Instruction Manual

Kristin Persson Named Director of Berkeley Lab’s Molecular Foundry

Foundry Director Persson

Geothermal Brines Could Propel California’s Green Economy

VIDEOS: Five Ways Berkeley Lab is in the Fight Against COVID-19

Berkeley Lab Part of Multi-Institutional Team Awarded $60M for Solar Fuels Research

LiSA JCAP renewal solar fuels hub

Another Win for the Standard Model: New Study Defies Decades-Old ‘Discrepancy’ With High-Precision Measurement

Photo - The ATLAS detector at CERN's Large Hadron Collider. (Credit: CERN)

X-Rays Recount Origin of Oddball Meteorites

Image - X-ray experiments at Berkeley Lab’s Advanced Light Source helped scientists to establish that the parent planetesimal of rare meteorites, like the one shown here, had a molten core, a solid crust, and a magnetic field similar in strength to the Earth’s magnetic field. (Credit: Carl Agee/Institute of Meteoritics, University of New Mexico; background edited by MIT News)