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Burning more than 1,000 square kilometers of tundra on Alaska’s North Slope, the 2007 Anaktuvuk river wildfire is one of the largest fires to occur within Arctic ecosystems. Berkeley Lab scientist Nick Bouskill led a study that used data from this disturbance event to predict ecosystem recovery as fires advance in a changing climate. (Credit: Bureau of Land Management)

Microbial Response to a Changing and Fire-Prone Arctic Ecosystem

Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Life & Non-humans
Berkeley Lab researchers Andrew Haddad (left) and Emna Aidi are working on a new approach for direct air capture of carbon dioxide. (Credit: Thor Swift/Berkeley Lab)

Using Hundred-Year-Old Chemistry to Capture Carbon Directly From Air

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Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

Scientists Uncover Surprising New Clues to Exotic Superconductors’ Superpowers

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Categories Physics & Mathematics

A Laser-Powered Upgrade to Cancer Treatment

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Categories Health, Technology

How X-Rays Can Make Better Batteries

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Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Physics & Mathematics, Technology

With a Little Help, New Optical Material Assembles Itself

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Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology
An illustration of the serial femtosecond X-ray crystallography process, showing a jet of liquid solvent combined with the sample particles being blasted with the laser beam to capture diffraction data. This action is completed in just a few femtoseconds – that is quadrillionths of a second, or a few millionths of one billionth of a second. (Credit: Ella Maru Studio)

Crystallography for the Misfit Crystals

Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology
New Technique Visualizes Every Pigment Cell of Zebrafish in 3D

New Technique Visualizes Every Pigment Cell of Zebrafish in 3D

Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Categories Life & Non-humans, Technology
Samples of the temperature-adaptive radiative coating. The material looks like Scotch tape and can be affixed to a rooftop. (Credit: Thor Swift/Berkeley Lab)

New Smart-Roof Coating Enables Year-Round Energy Savings

Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

Plants buy us time to slow climate change – but not enough to stop it

Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Life & Non-humans

Sizing up the challenges in extracting lithium from geothermal brine

Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

Turning Up the Heat: Thermal Energy Storage Could Play Major Role in Decarbonizing Buildings

Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology
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