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Accelerating Scientific Discovery with the Genesis Mission’s ModCon

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When It Comes to Fusion, Materials Matter

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Berkeley Lab to Lead 13 New Genesis Mission AI Projects

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Cyclotron Road Welcomes 11 New Entrepreneurial Fellows

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How the Genesis Mission’s American Science Cloud Advances Innovation

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Meet EcoBOT: The Autonomous Lab Standardizing Plant-Microbe Research

A close-up view inside the EcoBOT system, illuminated by cool blue and green light. In the foreground and lower background, multiple rows of clear, square plastic EcoFAB growth chambers sit on a track. In the upper right, a white robotic arm with black mechanical grippers holds and lifts one of the clear chambers, which contains a small, vibrant green plant shoot.

Scientists Develop Predictive Roadmap to Boost Performance in Next-Gen Spintronics

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New Electron Microscopy Tech Breaks into the Elusive Realm of Small Molecules

A central column of metallic, cylindrical lenses and optical components is arranged diagonally, through which a light blue cone of light passes, projecting onto a rectangular detector plate at the bottom. A bright, neon-purple laser beam intersects the middle of the column, causing a glowing orange wave at the intersection. The setup is set against a dark purple background patterned with faint ripples small, repeating blue and red protein-like structures.

Combatting Antibiotic Resistance with Nanotechnology, Robotics, and AI

A robot arm drops liquid onto an endless conveyor belt of tiny chip devices. Inset images show these chips each hold many individual droplets arranged in a grid, and within this liquid, bacteriophages are attacking a bacteria.

Partnering with Industry to Accelerate Quantum Computing

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What’s the Problem with Quantum Noise?

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Stacking Up for the Future: How Researchers Are Building Next-Gen Quantum Computers

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