Berkeley Lab: The Next 90
Join us on Zoom to learn about Berkeley Lab's history and take a peek at the Molecular Foundry, the Advanced Light Source, and National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center. The tour includes live presentations and Q&A. Register to attend.
Join us on Zoom to learn about Berkeley Lab's history and take a peek at the Molecular Foundry, the Advanced Light Source, and National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center. The tour includes live presentations and Q&A. Register to attend.
Berkeley Lab addresses the biggest scientific challenges with multidisciplinary teams of experts and national scientific user facilities that are accessible to collaborators worldwide. Hear how Lab researchers are leveraging these strengths to develop high-impact solutions to the COVID-19 crisis. Registration required.
Learn about Berkeley Lab's history and tour the Molecular Foundry, Advanced Light Source, and National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center. The tour includes live presentations and Q&A. Register to attend.
Learn about NERSC & ESnet, facilities that provide high-performance computing for researchers, including networking, modeling, data analysis & software. The tour includes live presentations and Q&A discussion. Register to attend.
Learn about the Berkeley Lab Laser Accelerator (BELLA) Center, which focuses on the development and application of laser-plasma accelerators. The tour includes live presentations and Q&A. Register to attend.
Join us on Zoom to learn about Berkeley Lab's history and take a peek at the Molecular Foundry, the Advanced Light Source, and National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center. The tour includes live presentations and Q&A. Register to attend.
Learn about FLEXLAB®, which allows users to develop and test energy-efficient building and grid technologies under real-world conditions. The tour includes live presentations and Q&A discussion. Register to attend.
The Advanced Light Source, an electron accelerator/storage ring, is one of the world's premier sources of X-ray and ultraviolet light. The tour includes live presentations and Q&A. Register to attend.