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Injecting Electrons Jolts 2-D Structure Into New Atomic Pattern

Reimagining Hydrogen: A Small Molecule With Large-Scale Ideas

Berkeley Lab Tech Brings Nobel-Winning Cryo-EM Into Sharper Focus

Assessing Regional Earthquake Risk and Hazards in the Age of Exascale

How Berkeley Lab Software Helped Lead to the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics

Quantum Computation to Tackle Fundamental Science Problems

Berkeley Lab Aims to Strengthen the Cybersecurity of the Grid

Nanoparticle Supersoap Creates ‘Bijel’ With Potential as Sculptable Fluid

Copper Catalyst Yields High Efficiency CO2-to-Fuels Conversion

Solar-to-Fuel System Recycles CO2 to Make Ethanol and Ethylene

Schematic of a solar-powered electrolysis cell which converts carbon dioxide into hydrocarbon and oxygenate products with an efficiency far higher than natural photosynthesis. Power-matching electronics allow the system to operate over a range of sun conditions.

New Study on Graphene-Wrapped Nanocrystals Makes Inroads Toward Next-Gen Fuel Cells

Image - A new study explains how an ultrathin oxide layer (oxygen atoms shown in red) coating graphene-wrapped magnesium nanoparticles (gold) still allows in hydrogen atoms (blue) for hydrogen storage applications. (Credit: Berkeley Lab)

Berkeley Lab Scientists Map Key DNA Protein Complex at Near-Atomic Resolution