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A 3D map of space, with streams of light pointing in different directions from a central focal point. Researchers took detailed images in 20 different directions on the sky, creating a 3D map of 700,000 objects and covering roughly 1% of the total volume DESI will study. Reed Teyber, a research scientist, works a device he developed for measuring high-temperature superconducting magnets, at a machine shop in Building 58 at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. A digital illustration showing red virus particles each with a geometrically shaped capsule, stalk, and leg-like appendages attached to the surface of a green bacterium. Collage of two images. From left: Darleane Hoffman, Gabor Somorjai. The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) atop Kitt Peak. Still frame from a black and white video that shows Georges Lemaître, a man with short hair and glasses, at the end of the interview. An intern and her mentor looks at a petri dish in the lab. Three scientists in protective gear hold up a green and blue radiochromic film. Rare isotopes implanted into the center of a sensitive detector known as the FRIB Decay Station initiator. Aerial photo of Berkeley Lab's main campus in the hills. Graphic illustration depicting three scenes surrounding a spinning microchip. Looking into the HERA tunnel, the world's most powerful electron-proton collider.