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Category: News Release

Gatekeeping Proteins to Aberrant RNA: You Shall Not Pass

$30 Million Joint Effort to Improve Solar Module Materials

New Bacteria Groups, and Stunning Diversity, Discovered Underground

Crystal Clear Imaging: Infrared Brings to Light Nanoscale Molecular Arrangement

Image - Infrared light produced by Berkeley Lab's synchrotron (upper left) and a conventional laser (middle left) is combined and focused on the tip of an atomic force microscope (lower right), where it is used to measure nanoscale details in a crystal sample (dark red). (Credit: Berkeley Lab, CU-Boulder)

Planetarium Show Brings ‘Phantom’ Matter to Life

Image - A pioneering dark matter discovery by astronomer Vera Rubin, who is shown in this rendering peering through a telescope, is described in a new planetarium show. (Credit: "Phantom of the Universe")

New Opportunities for Small Businesses to Partner with Berkeley Lab

Brain Modulyzer Provides Interactive Window Into the Brain

Smallest. Transistor. Ever.

For Normal Heart Function, Look Beyond the Genes

New Technology Helps Pinpoint Sources of Water Contamination

Transformational X-ray Project Takes a Step Forward

Photo - A time-lapse view of the Advanced Light Source building at night. (Credit: Haris Mahic/Berkeley Lab)

Construction of World’s Most Sensitive Dark Matter Detector Moves Forward

Photo - A cutaway rendering of the LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) detector that will be installed nearly a mile deep near Lead, S.D. The central detector will be filled with 10 metric tons of purified liquid xenon that produces flashes of light and electrical pulses in particle interactions. An array of detectors, known as photomultiplier tubes, are designed to amplify and measure these particle signals. (Credit: Matt Hoff/Berkeley Lab)