ALS in the News (May 2022)
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- Not just pollen in the spring: Wild grass releases a variety of particles into the air
- DOE Office of Science budget: FY22 outcomes and FY23 request
- Senate confirms Berhe as federal Office of Science director
- Four Berkeley Lab scientists elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
- Physics Ph.D. student awarded fellowship at Berkeley Lab
- 75 Years of Science with Synchrotron Light (lightsources.org virtual symposium recording)
- Unlocked enzyme structure shows how strigolactone hormone controls plant growth
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ALS in the News (April 2022)
ALS in the News (March 2022)
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- Scientists uncover surprising new clues to exotic superconductors’ superpowers
- Growing extremely tiny, uniformly sized diamonds—without explosives
- Scientists discover how molecule becomes anticancer weapon
- How x-rays can make better batteries
- Safely studying dangerous infections just got a lot easier
- Metal-organic frameworks can capture toxic air pollutants
- Common scaling of strange-metal scattering in unconventional superconductors
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ALS in the News (February 2022)
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- Scientists discover ‘secret sauce’ behind exotic properties of new quantum material
- Plant smoke detectors evolve as hormone sensors
- Autofocus for x-ray crystallography: How AutoML targets samples at the ALS
- With a little help, new optical material assembles itself
- Coral skeleton formation rate determines resilience to acidifying oceans
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ALS in the News (January 2022)
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- COVID: How one person’s cells led to our only antibody treatment for omicron
- Physicists discover ‘secret sauce’ behind exotic properties of new quantum material
- Secondary structures in DNA are associated with cancer
- Berkeley Lab’s top 10 science stories of 2021
- New technique visualizes every pigment cell of zebrafish in 3D
- New device advances commercial viability of solar fuels
- Visualising cell structures in three dimensions in mere minutes
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ALS in the News (December 2021)
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- BCSB determines interactions of potential inhibitor with SARS-CoV-2 protease
- Howard Padmore receives Berkeley Lab lifetime achievement award
- Collin Foster to spend a study year at Berkeley Lab
- Professor Daniel Knopf tries to predict how ice forms in clouds
- Converting methane to methanol – with and without water
- Berkeley Lab awarded more than $13 million for electric vehicle battery research
- Revolutionizing data access through Tiled
- Government scientists recover hypothesized crystal from deep within earth
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ALS in the News (October 2021)
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- New way to image whole organisms in 3D brings key skin color pigment into focus
- Why skyrmions could have a lot in common with glass and high-temperature superconductors
- Roman noblewoman’s tomb reveals secrets of ancient concrete resilience
- Cell ‘fingerprinting’ could yield long-awaited Alzheimer’s disease diagnostic
- UW’s Scougale one of 65 graduate students nationwide selected to DOE’s SCGSR program
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ALS in the News (September 2021)
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- ALS staff and partners recognized by the 2021 Berkeley Lab Director’s Awards: Howard Padmore, Monroe Thomas, Institutional Biosafety Committee, CXRO, PHENIX Software Team
- Researchers unraveling mysteries of electrosensory gel in sharks, skates
- Electrons on the edge: The story of an intrinsic magnetic topological insulator
- New discovery about meteorites informs atmospheric entry threat assessment
- A simple way to get complex semiconductors to assemble themselves
- A new approach creates an exceptional single-atom catalyst for water splitting
- DOE panel finds US falling behind in basic energy sciences
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ALS in the News (July-August 2021)
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- A conversation with Antoine Wojdyla
- This exotic particle had an out-of-body experience; these scientists took a picture of it
- CAMERA mathematicians build an algorithm to ‘do the twist’
- Scientist at Berkeley Lab played a hand in “inescapable” COVID-19 antibody discovery
- Main attraction: Scientists create world’s thinnest magnet
- Biosciences Area and Molecular Biology and Integrated Bioimaging Division leadership changes
- Shape-shifting protein helps SARS-CoV-2 evade human immune defenses
- Engineering new treatments for cancer
- Hope for coral reefs
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