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Super Cold and Super Tiny: the Electronics Behind the LEGEND-1000 Physics Detector

A prototype ASIC for LEGEND-1000, a planned physics detector. The ASIC is a microchip that will operate in a harsh environment in order to collect data. (Credit: Marcos Turqueti, Berkeley Lab)

Solving a Mystery in Dark Matter Detectors Could Improve Quantum Computers

Alt text: Close-up of a hexagonal structure holding two square chips, each with two reflective lines.

Hitoshi Murayama receives APS' 2026 Lilienfeld Prize

Photo of Hitoshi Murayama, standing in a wooded area with a green jacket on, and the words "2026 Julius Edgar Lilienfeld Prize" next to the APS orbital logo

Berkeley Lab and NVIDIA Collaboration Accelerates U.S. Leadership in Hybrid Quantum–Classical Computing

Berkeley Lab’s QubiC (Quantum bit Controller) at AQT with NVIDIA DGX Spark and NVIDIA NVQLink (Credit: Keegan Houser / UC Berkeley )

Why the Energy Department’s science labs will spearhead the federal push into AI

Nighttime photo of the Vera C. Rubin Observatory, just one of many big facilities that are flooding the U.S. Department of Energy’s science labs with data and necessitating the greater use and exploration of artificial intelligence. Photo Credit: P.J. Assuncao Lago, NSF/DOE Rubin Observatory

CNC Machine Installation: Berkeley Lab Engineering Machine Shop Upgrade

From the video, an aerial view/screenshot of the Engineering Division's new giant CNC machine.

Berkeley Lab's Engineering Division Unveils New Computer Numerical Control Machine

Installation of the new CNC machine in the Engineering Division machine shop (B77) at Berkeley Lab. (Credit: Thor Swift, Berkeley Lab)

Accelerating Science with Digital Twins

A simulation from a digital twin representing a fusion device. Plasma shape and position can be seen in red and yellow.

3Q4: José Luis Rudeiros Fernández

Elements 3Q4 logo banner with photo of José Luis Rudeiros Fernández

Discovery to Delivery: 3Q4 with Senajith “Seno” Rekawa

Seno Rekawa shown with highlighted quote: "Scientists come to me with novel research ideas and expect me to build instruments that no one else in the world has built. These can range from an ultra-high-precision extreme ultraviolet lithography system to a simple optical metrology tool for advanced microelectronic research."

Five Berkeley Lab Scientists Receive DOE Early Career Research Awards

Faces of the ECRP Award recipients: (top row, from left) Timon Heim, Harrison Lisbeth, Aditi Krishnapriyan, (bottom row, from left) Dan Carney, and Callum Wilkinson. (Credit: Jenny Weger, Berkeley Lab)

What Is a Digital Twin?

Thumbnail from short video associated with Digital Twins articles. Credit: Jenny Weger, Berkeley Lab

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