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Photosynthesis Like a Moss

All Aboard the Jungle Express!

Separate But Together: Ultrathin Membrane Both Isolates and Couples Living and Non-Living Catalysts

Faster, Cheaper, Better: A New Way to Synthesize DNA

New Machine Learning Approach Could Accelerate Bioengineering

Living Large: Exploration of Diverse Bacteria Signals Big Advance for Gene Function Prediction

Tau-tally Microtubular!

4 Berkeley Lab-affiliated Scientists Elected as National Academy of Sciences Members

Photos - From left, Kristie Boering, Judith Campisi, Ehud "Udi" Isacoff, and Michael Manga.

A Core−Shell Nanotube Array for Artificial Photosynthesis

Sewage Sludge Leads to Biofuels Breakthrough

Plants Really Do Feed Their Friends

Beyond the WIMP: Unique Crystals Could Expand the Search for Dark Matter

Image - A computerized simulation of the large-scale distribution of dark matter in the universe. An overlay graph (in white) shows how a crystal sample intensely scintillates, or glows, when exposed to X-rays during a lab test. This and other properties could make it a good material for a dark matter detector. (Credit: Millennium Simulation, Berkeley Lab)