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Made in Berkeley Lab: Elegant Arcs for Superconducting Magnets

Milling process in action as a computer numerical control (CNC) machine in Berkeley Lab Engineering’s Building 77 traces an intricate groove pattern for a superconducting cable into an aluminum-bronze mandrel.

Policy Requirements on Working with Native American Tribes and Alaska Native Entities

DOE logo with words "U.S. Department of Energy"

LDRD Program Fuels Lab-Wide Innovation With FY26 Projects

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Robotics Project Pushes Toward Self-Driving Materials Optimization

Four persons of the Berkeley Lab RADIUS robotics team stand next to robotics and automation features at Beamline 7.3.3

Lab Researchers Evaluate Generative AI Models for Filling Scientific Imaging Gaps

A comparative infographic showcasing the results of three different generative AI models in creating scientific images.

Molecular Foundry's Winter Seminar Series Begins Jan. 13

Composite illustration: eight headshots with title above reading "Seminar Series 2026 Winter" and Berkeley Lab Molecular Foundry logo in the upper-right

Dynamic Surface Restructuring in Ag–Cu Boosts CO2 Conversion

Closeup illustration of two clusters of gray, blue, and maroon spheres representing copper-silver nanoparticles

New Small-Batch Chemical Reactor Design Provides a Springboard for Science

Closeup of person in science lab wearing protective equipment and inserting metal instrument into one of several wells in a tray.

Ancient Asteroid Provides Evidence of Amino Acid Precursors

Microscopy image of a Bennu asteroid sample showing a green nitrogen-rich vein between two purple mineral (clay) layers.

NNSA-MSIIP Class of 2026-2027 Applications Available for Review

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SULI & CCI Intern Poster Session Dec. 5

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X-Rays Shed Light on Possible New Treatments for TB

A cross-section of the crystal structure for the enzyme Pks13 with the surface colored pink and blue as it interacts with a stick-like structure of CMX410, which is a new drug candidate for TB

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