Emily Underwood, daughter of Jim Underwood In his retirement, James used his engineering skills to restore and build musical instruments. He built a Finnish Jjouhikko from scratch and would play it at Christmastime dressed in a Santa costume. He was also passionate about cycling, he competed in multiple distance races and each year on hisRead More Read more »
ALS in the News (August 2026)
-
- Data-Driven Roadmap Addresses Spintronics Reproducibility Challenge
- Ice Ice Maybe: New Ways to Search for Frozen Water on the Moon
- Moonquakes Can Map Hidden Lunar Ice 2,625 Feet Down Before First Drill
- Argonne Hackathon Helps Researchers Accelerate Scientific Discovery on Aurora
- xLight: World’s Most Powerful Lasers to Revive Moore’s Law
- Ferroelectricity Emerges at the Nanoscale
- Predicting microelectronics performance with physics-informed artificial intelligence
- Moonquake Study Offers a Cheaper Way to Find Lunar Ice Before Artemis Picks Landing Sites
Memories of David Richardson
David Richardson was a longtime member of the ALS community, working with the Center for X-Ray Optics and then a decades-long owl shift operator at the Advanced Light Source before retiring in 2021. He passed away in April 2026 and will be missed dearly. Read: Memorial Article for David Richardson Read: Memories of David RichardsonRead More Read more »
Memories of David Richardson By His Mom Connie
David Richardson was a longtime member of the ALS community, working with the Center for X-Ray Optics and then a decades-long owl shift operator at the Advanced Light Source before retiring in 2021. He passed away in April 2026 and will be missed dearly. Read: Memorial Article for David Richardson Read: Memories of David RichardsonRead More Read more »
Memories of David Richardson By His Friend James Bork
David Richardson was a longtime member of the ALS community, working with the Center for X-Ray Optics and then a decades-long owl shift operator at the Advanced Light Source before retiring in 2021. He passed away in April 2026 and will be missed dearly. Read: Memorial Article for David Richardson Read: Memories of David RichardsonRead More Read more »
ALS in the News (June 2026)
-
- QSA Trains 150+ Quantum Students annually at Berkeley Lab
- Stacking Up for the Future: How Researchers Are Building Next-Gen Quantum Computers
- Two SLAC Researchers receive DOE Early Career Awards (ALS partner)
- Researchers pioneer method to rapidly design proteins
- Room-temperature multiferroic could pave way to low-energy computing
ALS in the News (April 2026)
-
- Real‑time AI engine poised to revolutionize large‑scale imaging data at national labs
- Oak Ridge Lab converts plastic waste into fuel using new molten salt method
- Molten salt chemistry converts consumer polymer into fuel
- Berkeley Lab and ATAP Welcome James Logan High School
- Two Engineering Division Employees Make a Big Impact Through Mentoring and Volunteering
ALS in the News (March 2026)
ALS in the News (February 2026)
-
- Mission Possible Podcast: OMG, it’s GIWAXS!
- How a Machine Learning Pipeline Could Accelerate Innovation
- AI for Smarter, More Powerful, More Efficient Particle Accelerators
- Crunching Big Data Into 3D Images Accelerates Discovery
- Accelerating Science with Digital Twins
- Basics 2 Breakthroughs: Optimizing Materials for Next-Generation Microelectronics
ALS in the News (January 2026)
-
- From Nano to Nobel: National Lab Researchers Use MOFs to Solve Big Problems
- AI Copilot Keeps Berkeley’s X-Ray Particle Accelerator on Track
- Bennu’s Ancient Brine Sheds Light on Recipe for Life
- Leading the Field in Magnets
- Engineering Division pilots equipment protection interlock system for Berkeley Lab user endstations
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 24
- Next Page »