Berkeley Lab’s Physics Division has a long and vibrant history of incredible scientific discoveries about our Universe, from its smallest to its largest scales, and many of the world’s premier physics experiments begin right here at Berkeley Lab. In this video, Division Director Nathalie Palanque-Delabrouille welcomes viewers into the world of Physics Division research, and theory postdoc Cara Giovanetti takes us on a tour of the lab facilities where the research happens and introduces us to some of the physicists engaged in designing and executing experiments around the world.
Credits
Still Photography: Robinson Kuntz, Thor Swift, Berkeley Lab
Video Photography and Production: Thor Swift, Berkeley Lab
Narrator and Script Supervisor: Cara Giovanetti, Berkeley Lab
Produced by Cara Giovanetti and Thor Swift, Berkeley Lab
Acknowledgements
Speakers
Introduction: Nathalie Palanque-Delabrouille, Director, Physics Division
Host / Tour Guide: Cara Giovanetti, Postdoctoral Researcher, Theory Group
Theory Group: Simon Knapen, Nick Rodd
ATLAS Group: Emily Thompson
Neutrino Group: Roger Huang
Cosmology Group: David Schlegel, Claire Poppett
Dark Matter Group: Michael Williams
Quantum Information Science Group: John Groh, Aritoki Suzuki, Christian Bauer
Special Thanks: Austin Batz, Abby Bault, Tami Blackwell, Rebecca Carney, Yen-Yung Chang, Edmond Chaussidon, Sandra Ciocio, Giulio Dainelli, Natali de Santi, Dan Dwyer, Hope Fa-Kaji, Richard Feder, Deion Fellers, Marsha Fenner, Simone Ferraro, Amy Flather, Adam Foote, Maurice Garcia-Sciveres, Dylan Green, Stephen Greenberg, Carl Haber, Timon Heim, Steve Holland, Sam Koch, Cheng-Ju Lin, Cristian Malinawag, Aaron Manalaysay, Zachary Marshall, Will Matava, Cynthia McNulty, Botho Paschen, Phat Sanethavong, Maria Satnik, Inbar Savoray, Jack Smedley, Peter Sorensen, Tony Spadafora, Samara Steinfeld, Zhiquan Sun, Elisa Todarello, Co Tran, Nelson Troncoso, Tran Tsan, Liz Worthy, Taurean Zhang, and members of Berkeley Lab’s Microsystems Lab and the Physics Division’s Collider Physics, Cosmology, Dark Matter, Neutrino, Quantum Information Science, and Theory Groups.
