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Join Team Science Dine-Arounds March 18

Composite illustration flyer with photo of Berkeley Guest House on left and words "Team Science Dine Arounds" on left

The Goldilocks of Ethylene Purification

Composite illustration of a process called flux reconstruction in which a purple amorphous, inert boron nitride is transformed into a crystalline, chemically active form of this material

Workshop: Skill Up on Mentoring Communication

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In Memoriam: Dr. Paul Berdahl

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Join Backup Care and Family Enhanced Support Webinar

Five multi-generational family members wearing shorts and short-sleeved shirts walking together on a beach

Foundry Open House: High Throughput Platforms for Accelerating Materials Discovery

Composite illustration of logo of Berkeley Lab Molecular Foundry atop white words "Molecular Foundry Open House: Accelerating Materials Discovery"

Lab’s Engineering Division Unveils Its New Computer Numerical Control Machine

The Berkely Lab Engineering Division’s new Computer Numerical Control (CNC) Horizontal Boring Mill (HBM) is assembled and prepared for use

Making Science Seamless: A Q&A with UXR Lead Drew Paine

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Disrupting Cancer’s Broken Molecular Switch

Closeup of black and white hair-like crystals of the PI3Kα protein

Sole Source Justification (SSJ) Training: Understanding the SSJ Form and Process

Slide titled "March.17.2026 Sole Source Justification Training"

Three-Part Grant Writing Series Begins March 10

Illustration of open spiral notebook and pencil on the side with the words "Writing Your Specific Aims" on the left side and the words "With Dr. Jennifer Huber" on the right side titled at the top with the words "Grant Writing Part 1"

Altermagnetism All the Way Down

Scientific diagram illustrating thickness-dependent behavior of CrSb (0001). Each stage is shown inside hexagonal frames with electronic band structure curves, against a background of blurred orange and blue circular patterns.

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