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Tag: Molecular Foundry

Scientists Print Nanoscale Imaging Probe onto Tip of Optical Fiber

Coming to a Lab Bench Near You: Femtosecond X-Ray Spectroscopy

New Materials Could Turn Water into the Fuel of the Future

Researchers are using a new high-throughput method of identifying new materials.

Scientists Determine Precise 3-D Location and Identity of All 23,000 Atoms in a Nanoparticle

For This Metal, Electricity Flows, But Not the Heat

Three people standing around an electron spectroscopy instrument

A New Way to Image Solar Cells in 3-D

Solar Cells Get Boost with Integration of Water-Splitting Catalyst onto Semiconductor

Schematic of the multi-functional water splitting catalyst layer engineered using atomic layer deposition for integration with a high-efficiency silicon cell.

Berkeley Lab Takes Home Five R&D 100 Awards for Environmental, Battery, and X-ray Technologies

Photo - The Compact Dynamic Beamstop (CDBS) device, at left, designed to provide real time information to improve X-ray crystallography experiments, with a size comparison to a ballpoint pen tip. (Credit: Berkeley Lab)

Workshop Focuses in on Electron Microscopy

Photo - High-resolution cryoEM imaging and a unique analysis tool enabled this image of a microtubule, a hollow cylinder with walls made up of a mix of tubulin proteins. (Credit: Berkeley Lab)

Nanoscale Tetrapods Could Provide Early Warning of a Material’s Failure

Discovery Could Dramatically Boost Efficiency of Perovskite Solar Cells

Berkeley Lab Scientists Discover Surprising New Properties in a 2-D Semiconductor