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A Conversation with Genesis PI Giorgio Vallone

Giorgio Vallone, a research scientist in Berkeley Lab’s Engineering Division, examines part of a superconducting magnet. (Credit: Robinson Kuntz, Berkeley Lab)

2026 Berkeley Lab Director’s Awards honor PSA staff members

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Advancing DOE’s Genesis Mission AI Efforts Across the Physical Sciences Area

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A Novel Method for Accelerating Particle Accelerator Design

Ji Qiang, a senior scientist in ATAP's Advanced Modeling Program. (Credit: Maureen Thaete, Berkeley Lab)

A High-Brightness, Tunable MeV Photon Source for Radiographic Imaging and Nuclear Detection

From left to right, ATAP researchers Cameron Geddes, Robert Jacob, Hai-En Tsai, and Jeroen van Tilborg in the BELLA Hundred-Terawatt Thomson laser target area. (Credit: Matthew Fullmer/Berkeley Lab)

Powering the Future: How ATAP Researchers Aim to Bring the Sun’s Energy Down to Earth

Jeroen van Tilborg and Hai-En Tsai inspect the optical table that houses the high-power laser amplifier at Berkeley Lab's BELLA Center. (Credit: Credit: Robinson Kuntz, Berkeley Lab)

Inventing Team Science with the Cyclotron

Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory's scientific and technical staff arranged within and on top of the magnet of the 60-inch cyclotron. (September 1938) Photographer: Donald Cooksey, Berkeley Lab

When It Comes to Fusion, Materials Matter

The ATAP Division's Arun Persaud (left) and Thomas Schenkel study fusion reaction rates in materials at Berkeley Lab. Credit: Thor Swift, Berkeley Lab. Alt text: Two people in lab coats adjust equipment.

Berkeley Lab to Lead 13 New Genesis Mission AI Projects

DOE Genesis Mission image composite - Berkeley Lab will lead 13 new Genesis Mission projects and partner on more than 30 others. (Credit: Jenny Weger/Berkeley Lab)

The Multi-Office-Particle Accelerator Team (MOAT) Puts AI to Work for Accelerators

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Novel 3D Neutron Imaging Technique for Hydrogen Detection on Planetary Surfaces

From left to right: Craig Hardgrove (Arizona State University), Deniz Ölçek (University of Oslo), with Mauricio Ayllon Unzueta and Arun Persaud (ATAP). (Credit: Deniz Ölçek, University of Oslo)

Shaping the Future of Particle Accelerators and Colliders

ATAP researchers Lucas Brouwer (left) and Yufan Yan examine prototypes of ecliptic aperture canted-cosine-theta magnets, capable of producing dipole or quadrupole magnetic fields. (Credit: Robinson Kuntz, Berkeley Lab)

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