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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

Additional Dates Available for ALS Tours for Lab Staff

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Molecular Foundry's Winter Seminar Series Begins Jan. 13

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Sparking Innovation: An LDRD Award Recipient's Story

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Dynamic Surface Restructuring in Ag–Cu Boosts CO2 Conversion

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Have a Nano New Year from the Molecular Foundry!

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SLAM Thursday: Shielding Quantum Computers from Cosmic Chaos

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SLAM Thursday: A Lighthouse in the Vast Sea of New Materials

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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

Sayeef Salahuddin Wins APS McGroddy Prize for New Materials

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Like the Sun, ALS Fractures Nitrogen Gas to Study Alien Atmospheres

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Nematic Magnetic Helices Fluctuate at Different Tempos

Two 3D simulations show magnetic wave patterns in layered materials. The images display alternating red and blue bands representing magnetic polarization from +1 to -1, with rippling, wave-like distortions across the surfaces.

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