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Berkeley Lab Deputy Director Carol Burns (left), with Engineering Division volunteers Kristopher Pearson (center) and Dee Pickett. Credit: Robinson Kuntz, Berkeley Lab

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Engineering

Caption: The Engineering Division’s Building 77 entryway (January 2024). Credit: Marsha Fenner, Berkeley Lab

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Engineering

images of the GRETA instrument and a high performance computing facility

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Nuclear Science

Workshop participants gathered in Berkeley Lab’s Building 50 Auditorium. (Credit: Tony Spadafora, Berkeley Lab)

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Physics

Aerial view of Berkeley Lab's Machine Shop floor. Credit: Make Magazine

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Engineering

ATLAS Masterclass students work on the data analysis activity with help from volunteers. Credit: Anne Fortman, Berkeley Lab

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Physics

Cryogenic dilution refrigerator at MIT for superconducting qubits (Credit: Nathan Fiske)

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ATAP

An artistic rendition of a data center where the components of a supercomputer are housed. (Credit: jamesteohart, Shutterstock) – ALT: A dark corridor with faint lights glowing from devices on the walls leads to an open doorway glowing bright white.

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Physics

GRETA Project Director Paul Fallon and Berkeley Lab's Deputy Director for Research Carol Burns stand in between GRETA's detector hemispheres to conduct the "ribbon cutting" ceremony while several key people involved in the inception, delivery, and future use of GRETA join the celebration. On the left side of the photo (from left to right) are Sergio Zimmermann (former project manager for GRETA from Berkeley Lab’s Engineering Division, now retired), Thomas Glasmacher (FRIB Laboratory Director), Marie-Agnes Deleplanque (a former Berkeley Lab senior staff scientist and Nuclear Structure Group lead, now retired), and Natalie Roe, Berkeley Lab's Associate Director for the Physical Sciences. On the right side (from left to right) are I-Yang Lee (a former senior staff scientist in the Nuclear Structure Group, now retired), GRETA Deputy Project Director Heather Crawford, and Nuclear Science Division Director Reiner Kruecken. Credit: Robinson Kuntz, Berkeley Lab

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Nuclear Science

ALT: A researcher in a lab crouched below a silver and gold quantum computer. They are making adjustments to the bottom edge.

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Physics

Hannah Parrilla, 3Q4 banner image

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Nuclear Science

The KATRIN beamline. Tritium gas is continuously injected into the source, where it decays, producing β-electrons. (Inset) The source volume, filled with a plasma of low-energy electrons and tritiated ions. The tritium gas is pumped out, purified, and recirculated, whereas the electrons are guided magnetically through the transport section into the spectrometer. Only electrons with sufficient energy to overcome the electrostatic potential in the analyzing plane are counted at the detector. The analyzing plane is shifted toward the detector for background reduction.

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Nuclear Science

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