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Berkeley Lab Pioneer in Synchrotron Techniques and Tools Receives DOE Secretary’s Award

Photo - Zahid Hussain holds his DOE Secretary's Distinguished Service Award certificate. (Credit: Berkeley Lab)

Nanocrystals Get Better When They Double Up With MOFs

Revealing Hidden Spin: Unlocking New Paths Toward High-Temperature Superconductors

Topological Matters: Toward a New Kind of Transistor

Photo - James Collins, a condensed matter researcher at Monash University in Australia, works on an experiment at Beamline 10.0.1, part of Berkeley Lab's Advanced Light Source. (Credit: Marilyn Chung)

Scientists Capture Photosynthesis in Unprecedented Detail

Scientists Present New Clues to Cut Through the Mystery of Titan’s Atmospheric Haze

Image - The atmospheric haze of Titan, Saturn’s largest moon (pictured here along Saturn’s midsection), is captured in this natural-color image (box at left). A new study, which involved X-ray experiments at Berkeley Lab’s Advanced Light Source, has revealed new clues that may help to unravel the formation of this haze. (Credits: NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Space Science Institute, Caltech)

Toward a New Light: Advanced Light Source Upgrade Project Moves Forward

Image - A cutaway view of the Advanced Light Source, showing new equipment that will be installed during the ALS Upgrade project. (Credit: Berkeley Lab)

Berkeley Quantum to Accelerate Innovation in Quantum Information Science

Berkeley Lab's Molecular Foundry Nanofabrication clean room. (Credit: Berkeley Lab)

Infrared Beams Show Cell Types in a Different Light

Photo - From left to right: Ariz Polyzos, Edward Barnard, and Lila Lovergne, pictured here at Berkeley Lab's Advanced Light Source, are part of a research team that is developing a cell-identification technique based on infrared imaging and machine learning.

Facebook Live Event Will Feature Science at the Advanced Light Source

Image - Graphic for Berkeley Lab Facebook Live event at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, July 27.

Vote for Your Favorite Photos: 2018 Physics Photowalk Competition

From Moon Rocks to Space Dust: Berkeley Lab's Extraterrestrial Research

Photo - A blue crystal recovered from a meteorite that fell near Morocco in 1998. The scale bar represents 200 microns (millionths of a meter). Such crystals, which have been studied at Berkeley Lab, have been found to contain liquid water and complex organic compounds. (Credit: Queenie Chan/The Open University, U.K.)