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True Tales of Team Science: Come Fly With Me

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Inside the Physics Division at Berkeley Lab

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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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Berkeley Lab hosts Mu2e Fall 2026 Collaboration Meeting

Collaboration members gather at Berkeley Lab for the Mu2e Fall 2026 Collaboration Meeting. (Credit: Fabio Happacher, INFN)

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

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3Q4 Reiner Kruecken, Associate Laboratory Director for the Physical Sciences Area

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LZ Sees Surprising Result in Search for Dark Matter

Caption: The LUX-ZEPLIN main detector in a surface lab before installation underground. Credit: Matthew Kapust/Sanford Underground Research Facility Alt text: A researcher in protective gear works near a tall, cylindrical scientific instrument with visible wiring. The walls surrounding it are reflective Teflon.

Engineering a Custom Instrument to Advance Battery Technology

Andrew Dopilka, a research scientist in Berkeley Lab’s Energy Technology Area, pours molten material into the twin roller quencher, a device custom-made for his research by the Engineering Small Projects Support Group. The device quickly cools the material, leading to the creation of amorphous solids that will be used to help advance battery technology. (Credit: Thor Swift, Berkeley Lab)

The Twin Roller Quencher: a custom device to help advance battery technology

Red-hot glowing molten material is poured into a device and rapidly cooled between two metal rollers to quickly lower its temperature. The words, "Engineering a custom device to help advance battery technology," appear in the upper right corner.

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)

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