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Berkeley Lab Pioneer in Synchrotron Techniques and Tools Receives DOE Secretary’s Award

Photo - Zahid Hussain holds his DOE Secretary's Distinguished Service Award certificate. (Credit: Berkeley Lab)

Scientists Team Up With Industry to Mass-Produce Detectors for Next-Gen Cosmic Experiment

Photo - Existing instrumentation at the Atacama Desert site where some of the CMB-S4 telecopes will be built. CMB-S4 will also include telescopes at the South Pole. (Photo courtesy of Aritoki Suzuki/Berkeley Lab)

Nanocrystals Get Better When They Double Up With MOFs

Revealing Hidden Spin: Unlocking New Paths Toward High-Temperature Superconductors

Greener Days Ahead for Carbon Fuels

Massive New Dark Matter Detector Gets Its ‘Eyes’

Photo - Researchers at Brown University assemble an array of photomultiplier tubes for the LUX-ZEPLIN dark matter search experiment. The first of two sets of the photomultiplier arrays arrived Friday at the Sanford Underground Research Facility in South Dakota. (Credit: Nick Dentamaro/Brown University)

Sierra Snowpack Could Drop Significantly By End of Century

Topological Matters: Toward a New Kind of Transistor

Photo - James Collins, a condensed matter researcher at Monash University in Australia, works on an experiment at Beamline 10.0.1, part of Berkeley Lab's Advanced Light Source. (Credit: Marilyn Chung)

Topping Off a Telescope with New Tools to Explore Dark Energy

Photo - Crews at the Mayall Telescope near Tucson, Arizona, lift and install the top-end components for the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument, or DESI. The components, which include a stack of six lenses and other structures or positioning and support, weigh about 12 tons. DESI, scheduled to begin its sky survey next year, is designed to produce the largest 3-D map of the universe and produce new clues about the nature of dark energy. (Credit: David Sprayberry, NOAO/AURA)

How Berkeley Lab is Advancing Microelectronics

Four College Teams to Converge at Berkeley Lab for DOE CyberForce Competition

FIONA Measures the Mass Number of 2 Superheavy Elements: Moscovium and Nihonium

Photo - FIONA is a new system at Berkeley Lab's 88-Inch-Cyclotron that enables direct mass number measurements of superheavy elements. (Credit: Marilyn Chung/Berkeley Lab)