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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

3Q4: José Luis Rudeiros Fernández

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Instrumentation Colloquium Feb. 25: High-Resolution Spectroscopy

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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.

Engineering Division Pilots Equipment Protection Interlock System for Lab User Endstations

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Mission Possible Podcast: Episode 2: OMG, it's GIWAXS!

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Today: Join Instrumentation Colloquium on Infrared Beamlines at ALS

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Early Career Scientist Director’s Award Recipients Share Tips for Success

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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.

How John Clarke's Nobel Prize-Winning Research Paved the Way for Quantum Computing

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Made in Berkeley Lab: Design and Fabrication Do the Heavy Lifting

Up-close view of yellow, x-shaped rack lift fixture affixed to the top of a rack during a crane move in the ALS.

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