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Tracking Photogenerated Charges
While using a technique called time-resolved X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, Lab Researchers have observed new properties of zinc oxide.
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A New Device for Artificial Photosynthesis
Turning CO2 into Fuel using Copper
When Timing Isn’t Everything: Spontaneous Chemical Dynamics
Researchers Look into More Efficient Photovoltaics
Actinide Research Leads to Newer Materials and Cancer Therapies
Using Yeast to Determine Toxicity
Scientists Explore New Atomic Heavyweights in Targeted Fight Against Cancer
Scientists explore Targeted alpha-particle therapy as a new approach to fighting cancer.
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Candid Electrons on the Atomic Scale
Polly Arnold Joins LBL
Polly Arnold starts her new role as Division Director at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab.
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Peoptoids Library Developed at the Lab
A Pill to Counteract Gadolinium in the Brain
Lab Researchers Explode Chemical Bonds
Lab Researchers use Lasers to Break Chemical Bonds.
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Promising Catalyst May Yield Better Artificial Photosynthesis
Purifying Elements Just Became Easier
Recycling Carbon Dioxide Into Something More Reusable
Using Sunlight to Create Energy and Chemical Reactions
Lab research focuses on using sunlight to create energy and chemical reactions
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Novel Methods to See Molecular Reactions
Lab Researchers Pioneer Novel Methods to See Molecular Reactions
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Researching Water Filtration
The Lab collaborates on refining water filtration techniques
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Research Into More Efficient Catalysts
The Department of Energy is researching more efficient catalysts.
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New Probe for Complex interfaces
International team has created a new probe for complex interfaces.
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Lab Researchers Study the Formation of Soot
Uderstanding and controlling the soot emission could save lives and the climate.
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Turning Sunlight and Water into Hydrogen and Electricity
New Clues to Cut Through the Mystery of Titan’s Atmospheric Haze
Imaging at the Nanoscale
Speculating the Formation of Life
Lab Researches Auto-Oxidation
Researchers at the Lab observed auto-oxidation reactions of highly oxygenated molecules
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Electrodes are the key components to creating fuel from sunlight
Electrodes produce fuel from sunlight.
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Carolin Sutter-Fella Recieves LDRD Early Career Award
Research at the ALS Could Shape the Future of PepsiCo Snacks
PepsiCo and the ALS teamup to research the future of snacks
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Scientists Developing Innovative Techniques for High-Resolution Analysis of Hybrid Materials
Essential Nutrient for Fat Burning
Researchers Improve Chemical Binding to Proteins
Jagged Edges Lead to Nanoscale Hot Spots
Speeding Up Bionic Enzyme Reactions
New reactions with Bionic Enzymes
Research Shows Rain Doesn’t “Clean” the Air
Research Shows rain may introduce soil particulets into the air.
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Bigger Water Molecules Equals Bigger Clouds
Lab Researchers Working to Toughen Semiconductors
Perovskite Solar Cells Getting an Efficiency Boost
Capturing Carbon Dioxide to Make Valuable Chemical Products
Understanding Radioactive Metals
Bioinorganic Hybrid Approach Reaches Another Milestone
Renewable Fuel Research Could Spell Trouble for Electric Cars
Berkeley Lab Research at JACAP could spell trouble for electric cars.
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Lab Researches Biofuels
Hot Spots the Beginning of Life?
Researchers from LBL and the University of Hawaii at Manoa take a look at hot spots in relation to life.
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