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X-Rays Reveal Architectural Clues to the Crush-Resistance of Diabolical Ironclad Beetles

Images - These images show the diabolical ironclad beetle (top left) and how its abdomen (top middle and right) contains an internal architecture (bottom) featuring puzzle piece-like joints (bottom left) that make it incredibly crush-resistant. (Credit: UC Irvine)

A Major Milestone for an Underground Dark Matter Search Experiment

Photo - An array of photomultiplier tubes that are designed to detect signals occurring within LZ’s liquid xenon tank. (Credit: Matt Kapust/Sanford Lab)

Berkeley Lab Building Efficiency Campaign Drives $95M in Annual Energy Savings

Berkeley Lab Names Noël Bakhtian to Lead New Energy Storage Center

Berkeley Lab Scientists Contribute to New Exploration of Higgs Boson Interactions

Image - A display of a candidate Higgs boson event at CERN’s ATLAS experiment in which a Higgs boson decays to two muons. The muons appear as red tracks in this rendering. (Credit: ATLAS collaboration)

Focusing in on Aquatic Microbes: Berkeley Lab Scientists Receive Grant for New Microscopy Approach

Photosynthetic algae

New Algorithm Sharpens Focus of World’s Most Powerful Microscopes

Cryo-electron microscopy images showing resolution improvement

An Electrical Trigger Fires Single, Identical Photons

Study Finds ‘Missing Link’ in the Evolutionary History of Carbon-Fixing Protein Rubisco

Molecular models of the form I' rubisco enzyme, a version of the essential photosynthetic enzyme believed to date back more than 2.4 billion years

Jennifer Doudna Wins 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

A person with short blonde hair wearing a black top against a bookcase in the background.

Berkeley Lab Technologies Honored With 7 R&D 100 Awards

Shhh! These Tests Will Enable a Quieter Search for Dark Matter

Image - Brianna Mount, assistant professor of physics at Black Hills State University, at work in the Black Hills State University Underground Campus (BHUC) at Sanford Lab, where components of the LUX-ZEPLIN experiment were tested to learn the background radioactivity of the materials. (Credit: Matthew Kapust/Sanford Lab)