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Category: Nuclear Science

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

LBNL Director's Awards - logo banner

Semiconductor Detector Lab Reaches for the Stars

NSD - Stars - Szornel

Connecting Nuclear Quark Distributions to Dense Configurations in Nuclei

NSD article image - Connecting Nuclear Quark Distributions

200 scouts to visit Berkeley Lab this Saturday for 2023 Nuclear Science Day for Scouts

Elements image - Scouts Day 2023

New DOE funding for AI/ML projects in the Nuclear Science Division

NSD - DOE funding for AI/ML projects

LEGEND-200 Enters Data Production Phase

NSD July 2023 - MWillers, TechUMunich

Development of a high-current titanium beam for superheavy element production

NSD - Gates et al in PhysRevLett, July 2023

Challenges to the Good-Walker paradigm in coherent and incoherent photoproduction

NSD - Klein article image - July 2023

Two LBNL Accelerator R&D projects to be supported by DOE Nuclear Physics

Former Berkeley Lab Scientist John Clauser Among Three Awarded the 2022 Nobel for Physics for Work on Quantum Mechanics

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