- How electrons move in a catastrophe
- Transforming sulphur dioxide from harmful to useful
- NERSC shuts down supercomputers amid PG&E blackout
- Peering into batteries: X-rays reveal lithium-ion’s mysteries
- Following the data trail to accelerated discovery
- 2019 Director’s Awards
- Newly found structures in tooth enamel might finally explain its bizarre strength
- Potent antibody curbs Nipah and Hendra virus attack
- Multimodal x-ray and electron microscopy of the Allende meteorite
ALS in the News (September 2019)
- New $100M Innovation Hub to accelerate R&D for a secure water future
- New route to carbon-neutral fuels from carbon dioxide discovered by Stanford-DTU team
- X-ray experiments contribute to studies of a drug now approved to combat tuberculosis
- Seven new Bakar Fellows already are making an impact
- A CRISPR doyen discusses gene-editing challenges (video)
- Study reveals ‘radical’ wrinkle in forming complex carbon molecules in space
- The chemistry of art: Scientists explore aged paint in microscopic detail to inform preservation efforts
- SMART algorithm makes beamline data collection smarter
- Enhancing materials for hi-res patterning to advance microelectronics
- In Memoriam: Charles Fadley, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Physics
- Doudna awarded prize for helping build a better, more harmonious world
ALS in the News (August 2019)
- New antibiotic approved for drug-resistant tuberculosis
- Mechanism of electrical signaling in cells revealed
- Carnegie Mellon’s Jyoti Katoch receives DOE early career grant to probe quantum matter
- David Prendergast appointed interim director of the Molecular Foundry
- Particle Accelerators Drive Decades of Discoveries at Berkeley Lab and Beyond
ALS in the News (July 2019)
- Berkeley Lab appoints Polly Arnold as Chemical Sciences Division Director
- Thin film patterns classified by machine learning
- Reversible electro-optical detector for environmental sensing of pollutants
- Berkeley Lab receives DOE support for building to study microbe-ecosystem interactions for energy and environmental research
- New analysis techniques unearth a trove of unusual minerals
- Q&A: The complexities of biominerals
- Frog protein may mitigate dangers posed by toxic marine microbes fueled by climate change
ALS in the News (June 2019)
- 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
ALS in the News (May 2019)
ALS in the News (April 2019)
- Electric Skyrmions Charge Ahead for Next-Generation Data Storage
- Cometary Surprise Found Inside Meteorite
- Gerhard Ertl Young Investigator Award for Søren Ulstrup
- Regulation of Algal Photosynthesis and Metabolism
- First Look at New Light Absorbing Protein
- The Rational Design of More Active Catalysts: Kelsey Stoerzinger
- How the Sap Runs
- FY20 Budget Request: DOE Office of Science
Jonathan Denlinger, ARPES Staff Scientist
Jonathan Denlinger has amassed significant expertise in x-ray spectroscopy, having been at the ALS since 1993. His experience benefits the many users at the MERLIN beamline and the greater scientific community—he was named an American Physical Society Outstanding Referee for his work reviewing articles. Read more »
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