- Berkeley Lab celebrates the Integrative Genomics Building
- Crystal with a twist: scientists grow spiraling new material
- Mineral discovery made easier: X-ray technique shines a new light on tiny, rare crystals
- Here comes the sun: A new framework for artificial photosynthesis
- Building a better electron gun
- Energy Department to invest $32 million in computer design of materials
- X-ray footprinting reveals molecular basis of orange carotenoid protein photoprotection
- ‘Sandwich’ structure key to thin LSMO films retaining magnetic properties
- Genetic motif may lead to new drugs for cancer, autoimmune disorders
- SIBYLS sheds light on enzyme that regulates blood-clotting factor
- Breakthrough expected to aid quantum technology
Stephanie Gilbert Corder, Infrared Beamline Scientist
Stephanie Gilbert Corder is the newest beamline scientist at the ALS. Having been an ALS user in the past, she is eager to help others get reliable measurements to make the most of their beamtime. Read more »
Clues to the Early Solar System Preserved in a Meteorite
Scientists analyzing a tiny carbon-rich pocket inside a meteorite found unexpected chemical signatures. Their findings are the first direct evidence that material from the outer solar system may have traveled inward long before planets formed, providing insight into the early solar system. Read more »
ALS in the News (May 2019)
Former Director Roger Falcone Elected to the National Academy of Sciences
Roger Falcone, who led the ALS for 11 years, has been elected to the National Academy of Sciences. In addition to his contributions at Berkeley Lab, he is also a professor in the UC Berkeley Physics department and past-president of the American Physical Society. Congratulations, Roger! Read more »
May 2019 Message from the UEC
Alex Frañó, the vice chair of the Users’ Executive Committee (UEC) for 2019, reports on the most recent UEC meeting, discusses a letter of support for light source facilities, and announces a new communication tool for users. Read more »
Shawn Sallis, Materials Science Postdoctoral Fellow
After completing his Ph.D. in materials science at Binghamton University, Shawn Sallis joined the ALS as a postdoc. For the last four years he’s worked with Wanli Yang on higher-capacity batteries. Read more »
Dylan McReynolds, Computer Systems Engineer
Dylan McReynolds joined the ALS Computing Program in February. After spending 25 years working in industry, he is excited to meet beamline scientists and users to understand and support their software needs. Read more »
Chiral Crystals Give Rise to Topological Conductors
Researchers have discovered materials whose chiral crystal structures produce chirality in their electronic behavior. These topological conductors retain their unique electronic properties regardless of defects and open new possibilities in materials research. Read more »
April 2019 Message from the UEC
Fanny Rodolakis, the chair of the Users’ Executive Committee (UEC) for 2019, reports on the most recent UEC meeting and calls for speaker suggestions for this year’s User Meeting. Read more »
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