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Category: Nuclear Science

Collaboration Fuels High-Speed, Data-Intensive Research to Understand How Nuclei Decay

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Tests begin on Berkeley Lab’s Eos experiment

BLDS-formatted feature image for 14 March 2024 press release on Eos Detector, Bob Sanders, UCB News.

Divining the mysteries of the atomic nucleus

GRETA components at LBNL, September 19, 2023. Photo credit: Marsha Fenner

A Good Year for Tech Transfer in Physical Sciences Area

Composite photo: Lee Bernstein, Arun Persaud, and André Walker-Loud

Empowering Detector Development: Introducing the Upgraded Scintillator Library

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MARS-D: Progress Towards 4th Generation ECRIS

The completed NbTi 4 layer test coil is shown after epoxy impregnation is completed.

Berkeley Lab researchers contribute to the most precise measurement of double beta decay rate in Mo-100 

CUPID-Mo experimental geometry showing (Left) the CUPID-Mo towers mounted in the EDELWEISS cryostat and single detector module (Right) with Li2MoO4 crystal, PTFE clamps, Ge thermistor working as heat sensor, Si heater for response stabilization and Cu holder. The Ge light detecgtor is seen through the Li2MoO4 crystal. Credit: CUPID-Mo Collaboration.

André Walker-Loud elected 2023 APS Fellow

André Walker-Loud, a staff scientist at Berkeley Lab, led the study that calculated a property central to understanding the lifetime of neutrons. Credit: Marilyn Chung, LBNL.

Berkeley Lab to Test New Approach to Making Superheavy Elements

Researchers will attempt to make known superheavy elements using a titanium isotope beam later this year. If successful, they may launch an attempt to create a new atom, element 120. Photo: Berkeley Lab Scientist Jacklyn Gates points to nuclides on a chart at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory on Tuesday, April 18, 2017 in Berkeley, CA, USA. Credit: Marilyn Sargent/Berkeley Lab

Making Rad Maps With Robot Dogs

Brian Quiter (left) and Kushant Patel test the physical coupling of a radiation imaging system with a Boston Dynamics Spot Robot. Thor Swift/Berkeley Lab

2023 Berkeley Lab Director’s Awards honor PSA staff members

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Semiconductor Detector Lab Reaches for the Stars

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