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2025 Berkeley Lab Director’s Awards honor PSA staff members

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A Scalable, Whole-Chip Method for Analyzing Noise in Quantum Processors

Jan Balewski, Neel Vora, Gang Huang, and Yilun Xu discuss their method for modeling crosstalk in a multi-qubit superconducting quantum processor. (Credit: Matthew Fullmer, Berkeley Lab)

Directional Muon Beam Shows Potential for Advanced Imaging Technique

The Berkeley Lab Laser Accelerator (BELLA) Center (Credit: Thor Swift, Berkeley Lab)

New Data Release from CUORE Features a “Noise-Canceling” Algorithm

The CUORE detector has 19 copper-framed “towers” that each house a matrix of 52 cube-shaped crystals. Credit: Yury Suvorov/CUORE collaboration. Alt text: Close-up view of an array of cubic, pale crystals held in a copper framework. The structure is composed of multiple repeating units arranged in a symmetrical, grid-like pattern, with small white spacers at the intersections.

Visiting Antarctica in service of science

Berkeley Lab Electronics Engineer Thorsten Stezelberger places an antenna in a hole in the Ross Ice Shelf in Antarctica. Credit: Spencer Klein, Berkeley Lab

Gabriel Orebi Gann, Jeroen van Tilborg, and Mathis Wiedeking elected 2025 APS Fellows

Gabriel Orebi Gann, Jeroen van Tilborg and Mathis Wiedeking. Credits: Left: AJ Gubser, UC Berkeley. Center: Thor Swift, Berkeley Lab. Right: Robinson Kuntz, Berkeley Lab.

Dan Carney named one of Moore Foundation’s 2025 Experimental Physics Investigators

Dan Carney. Credit: Thor Swift, Berkeley Lab

Remembering Darleane Hoffman

Darleane Hoffman with the Periodic Table of Elements that were discovered at Berkeley Lab. (Credit: Roy Kaltschmidt, Berkeley Lab)

From Lab to Lifeworld: A practical methodology for responsible science and innovation

Natalie Roe introducing Ben Zevenbergen at the podium, in front of a screen on which is projected Ben's initial slide with the title of his talk.

More Signs of Phase-change ‘Turbulence’ in Nuclear Matter

The STAR detector at the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory. (Credit: Brookhaven National Laboratory) Alt text: Pipes and cables on the exterior of the large blue STAR detector.

Remembering George Smoot

Portrait of George Smoot at Berkeley Lab in 1992. (Credit: Roy Kaltschmidt, Berkeley Lab)

Storied atom-smasher that makes tiny Big Bangs wraps up mission

Particles burst into RHIC’s new sPHENIX detector after gold ions collide and create a puff of quark-gluon plasma (Credit: sPHENIX/Brookhaven National Laboratory)

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