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First Direct Observations of Methane’s Increasing Greenhouse Effect at the Earth’s Surface

Scientists Develop Sugar-Coated Nanosheets to Selectively Target Pathogens

Image - A molecular model of a peptoid nanosheet that shows loop structures in sugars (orange) that bind to Shiga toxin (shown as a five-color bound structure at upper right). (Credit: Berkeley Lab)

Fleet of Automated Electric Taxis Could Deliver Environmental and Energy Benefits

Secretary of Energy Rick Perry Visits Berkeley Lab

Photo - Berkeley Lab Director Mike Witherell, left, meets with Energy Secretary Rick Perry during Perry's Tuesday visit to the Lab. (Credit: Kelly J. Owen/Berkeley Lab)

Berkeley Lab Scientists Print All-Liquid 3-D Structures

Underground Neutrino Experiment Could Provide Greater Clarity on Matter-Antimatter Imbalance

Image - Stacks of lead bricks (gray) and a copper chamber make up the innermost layers of the MAJORANA DEMONSTRATOR's multilayered shield. The shielding materials weigh about 57 tons. (Credit: Matthew Kapust/Sanford Underground Research Facility)

Sewage Sludge Leads to Biofuels Breakthrough

Plants Really Do Feed Their Friends

COSMIC Impact: Next-Gen X-Ray Microscopy Platform Now Operational

Understanding Effects of Climate Change on California Watersheds

Beyond the WIMP: Unique Crystals Could Expand the Search for Dark Matter

Image - A computerized simulation of the large-scale distribution of dark matter in the universe. An overlay graph (in white) shows how a crystal sample intensely scintillates, or glows, when exposed to X-rays during a lab test. This and other properties could make it a good material for a dark matter detector. (Credit: Millennium Simulation, Berkeley Lab)

Berkeley Lab Aims for Big Breakthroughs in Water Technology