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NSD Hosts 15th Workshop on Critical Point Onset of Deconfinement (CPOD2024)

Attendees at the CPOD2024 workshop hosted at LBNL. NSD News

Researchers Demonstrate Robotic Inspection for Nuclear Safeguards

Karthika Balan (ANP) operates a SPOT robot dog equipped with an ANP-developed multi-sensor system. Photo credit: NSD News

GRETA Makes Its First Move

Left: The first half assembly being craned down and through the double doors to the K-area at Bldg. 88. Center: The first of the two GRETA mechanical assemblies being slid over on dedicated gantry cranes onto the prepared mounting surface. Right: The final pair of installed GRETA mechanical assemblies in the K-area at Bldg. 88. Credit: NSD News

Half-life of 71Ge and the Gallium Anomaly

Results from all reported measurements of the 71Ge half- life since 1985. NSD News

Coherent Photoproduction Probes Kaon Couplings

The transverse momentum (pT, left) and daikon mass (right) spectra for the ALICE event sample. The pT spectrum shows that the production is coherent over the entire target. The production rate is above expectations from the ϕ meson alone. NSD News

Viewing the Standard Model with unprecedented detail through the lens of AI

CERN EP News image for Nachman et al’s ML for ATLAS at LHC, CERN, June 19, 2024. Credit: CERN

Henrik von der Lippe, Engineering Division Director and Berkeley Lab’s first Chief Engineer, retires

Henrik von der Lippe and Engineering Division Deputy Mike Barry on a tour of Engineering Division facilities in January 2024. Credit: Marsha Fenner, Berkeley Lab

Wick Haxton elected to the American Philosophical Society

Wick Haxton

Revived Technology Used to Count Individual Photons from Distant Galaxies

The SOAR Telescope on Cerro Pachon in Chile. Credit: NOIRLab

Earned Value: How Berkeley Lab Manages Projects for Success

Composite image: ALS, GRETA, and the Molecular Foundry. ALS photo credit: Kelly J. Owen. GRETA photo credit: GRETA website. Molecular Foundry photo credit: Kelly J. Owen.

Ross Schlueter to serve as Interim Engineering Division Director effective July 1, 2024

Ross Schlueter – Photo by Marilyn Sargent

Training-Free Demonstration of a Niobium-Tin Superconducting Accelerator Dipole Magnet

Researchers involved in developing the training-free superconducting magnet: (l-r) Reed Teyber, Simone Johnson, Jim Swanson, Lucas Brouwer, Paolo Ferracin, Chet Spencer, Diego Arbelaez, and Jose Luis Rudeiros Fernandez. Philip Mallon/Berkeley Lab

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