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A Frog Worth Kissing: Natural Defense Against Red Tide Toxin Found in Bullfrogs

Scientists Find a Molecular Switch for Better Biofuels

A field of sorghum, a grain that is often used as a biomass crop for production of ethanol and butanol.

Scientists Hit Pay Dirt with New Microbial Research Technique

Blue Pigment from Engineered Fungi Could Help Turn the Textile Industry Green

Berkeley Lab Celebrates the Integrative Genomics Building

Mineral Discovery Made Easier: X-Ray Technique Shines a New Light on Tiny, Rare Crystals

Nobumichi Tamura at the Advanced Light Source

Groundbreaking Study Maps Out Paths to New Nitride Materials

Here Comes the Sun: A New Framework for Artificial Photosynthesis

white hot sun and solar fuels

You Don’t Have to Be Perfect for TMDCs to Shine Bright

Building a Better Electron Gun

APEX Team at Berkeley Lab

Pulsed Electron Beams Shed Light on Plastics Production

What if Dark Matter is Lighter? Report Calls for Small Experiments to Broaden the Hunt

Photo - Junsong Lin, an affiliate in Berkeley Lab’s Physics Division and UC Berkeley postdoctoral researcher, holds components of a low-mass dark matter detector that is now in development at UC Berkeley. (Credit: Marilyn Chung/Berkeley Lab)