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Lead Lab Selected for Next-Generation Cosmic Microwave Background Experiment

Photo - This image, from “Eternal Sky,” a video series about the Simons Observatory, shows the Atacama Desert site where some of the telescopes for the CMB-S4 experiment will be built. (Credit: Copyright Debra Kellner/Simons Foundation)

Lab Researcher and Physics Undergrad Shares Poster Project Honoring Black Physicists

Collage - A collage showing the first six posters in Ana Lyons' series honoring black physicists. (Credit: Ana Lyons)

International Physicists Join Forces in Hunt for Sterile Neutrinos

Natalie Roe Named Berkeley Lab’s Associate Director for Physical Sciences 

Image - Natalie Roe

VIDEOS: Science Collaborations Find a Way During COVID-19 Pandemic

Berkeley Lab Researchers Receive DOE Early Career Research Awards

Early Career 2020

In International Physics Collaborations, Working Remotely Is Nothing New

Photo - The CERN Control Center is nearly empty due to a temporary shutdown in most operations in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. (Credit: Michael Struik/CERN)

Now Complete, Telescope Instrument is Poised to Begin Its Search for Answers About Dark Energy

Image - In this rendering, a cutaway view of the Mayall Telescope shows the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument. (Credit: Dongjae “Krystofer” Kim/Kryated.com, DESI collaboration)

Daya Bay Reactor Experiment Continues to Generate Data

Photo - Antineutrino detectors are submersed in liquid at the Daya Bay experiment, as seen during the final phase of construction in August 2012. (Credit: Roy Kaltschmidt/Berkeley Lab)

Site of LUX-ZEPLIN Dark Matter Search Project Carefully Ramps Up Science Work

Photo - The LUX-ZEPLIN cryostat, which houses the experiment’s main detector, is pictured here in a surface lab before its delivery underground. (Credit: Matthew Kapust/SURF)

DESI Team Prepares for Telescope Instrument’s Restart after Unexpected Shutdown

Photo - DESI is installed within the dome of the Mayall Telescope at Kitt Peak National Observatory near Tucson, Arizona. (Credit: Marilyn Sargent/Berkeley Lab)

Study: Could Dark Matter Be Hiding in Existing Data?

Image - This image, produced by the Millennium-II Simulation, shows the evolution of dark matter in the universe. (Credit: Milennium-II Simulation)