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Using Flat Beams In Plasma Accelerators For Future Particle Colliders

ATAP BELLA Center Senior Scientist and Deputy of Projects and Applications Jens Osterhoff, Staff Scientist Carlo Benedetti, and Senior Scientist and Deputy of Theory Carl Schroeder discuss results from their research. (Credit: Matthew Fullmer, Berkeley Lab)

New analyses shine light on dark matter and intergalactic mass in unprecedented detail

Andromeda Galaxy, like our own and many other galaxies, has a supermassive black hole at the center. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech

Berkeley Lab hosts ATLAS ITk Workshop on January 13-17

Participants working in the lab. Credit: Maurice Garcia-Scivares, Berkeley Lab

GRETA Demonstrates Key Performance Parameters

Subset of germanium detectors installed for performance tests of the Gamma-Ray Energy Tracking Array (GRETA), the world’s most sensitive gamma-ray spectrometer that will be used at FRIB for studies of nuclear structure and nuclear astrophysics.Credit: Heather Crawford, Berkeley Lab

Compact, cheaper, laser-powered particle accelerators get real

In this plasma simulation, a pulse of laser light (red) tows a wake of electrons (blue), which other electrons (magenta) surf to enormous energies. Image Credit: Carlo Benedetti, Berkeley Lab

Berkeley Lab announces FY2024 Inventors and Developers of the Year

Photo montage of Berkeley Lab's Inventors and Developers of the Year FY2024. Top row left to right: Joe Palasz, Damian Rouson, Sebastien Biraud, Gerd Ceder. Bottom row left to right: Mike Tucker, Gang Huang, Yilun Xu. Credit: Ruby Barcklay, Berkeley Lab

Three Berkeley Lab Scientists Receive PECASE Award

Caption: From left: Raúl Briceño, Stefan Wild, and Ahmet Kusoglu. Credit: Jenny Nuss/Berkeley Lab. ALT: Three people in circular frames on a gradient background, all smiling.

Berkeley Lab’s Big Science Stories of 2024

Berkeley Lab News Center feature image montage. Credit: Jenny Nuss, Berkeley Lab

Quanta Magazine's '2024's Biggest Breakthroughs in Physics'

2024's Biggest Breakthroughs in Physics - Quanta Magazine

Milestone 10-GeV Experiment Shines Light on Laser-Plasma Interactions

A plasma channel forms in a sheet of supersonic gas. (Credit: Alexander Picksley and Anthony Gonsalves/Berkeley Lab)

Laser-Driven Ion Acceleration from Foam Targets: Aligning Simulations with Experimental Results

BELLA Center Staff Scientist Stepan Bulanov. Matthew Fullmer/Berkeley Lab

Improved Stability In Relativistic Plasma Simulations Using Novel Particle-In-Cell Formulation

Olga Shapoval, research scientist in the ATAP's Advanced Modeling Program at Berkeley Lab. Thor Swift/Berkeley Lab

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