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Tag: Molecular Foundry

Five Berkeley Lab Researchers Receive DOE Early Career Research Awards

Revealing the Fluctuations of Flexible DNA in 3-D

Illustration: In a Berkeley Lab-led study, flexible double-helix DNA segments connected to gold nanoparticles are revealed from the 3-D density maps (purple and yellow) reconstructed from individual samples using a Berkeley Lab-developed technique called individual-particle electron tomography or IPET. Projections of the structures are shown in the background grid. (Credit: Berkeley Lab)

Nature-Inspired Nanotubes That Assemble Themselves, With Precision

New Carbon Capture Membrane Boasts CO2 Highways

New Fuel Cell Design Powered by Graphene-wrapped Nanocrystals

Photo - A powdery mixture of graphene-wrapped magnesium nanocrystals, produced at Berkeley Lab, is stable in air. The mixture's energy properties show promise for use in hydrogen fuel cells. (Eun Seon Cho/Berkeley Lab)

Modernizing a Technology From the Vacuum Tube Era To Generate Cheap Power

New Form of Electron-beam Imaging Can See Elements that are ‘Invisible’ to Common Methods

‘Lasers Rewired’: Scientists Find a New Way to Make Nanowire Lasers

Image showing a nanolaser emitting bright light.

Simplifying Solar Cells with a New Mix of Materials

How to Train Your Bacterium

PIMs May Be the Cup of Choice for Lithium-Sulfur Batteries

Newly Discovered ‘Design Rule’ Brings Nature-Inspired Nanostructures One Step Closer