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UCI and NASA document accelerated glacier melting in West Antarctica
Study findings will help improve predictions about global sea level rise
Planetarium Show Brings ‘Phantom’ Matter to Life
A new planetarium show, produced in part by Berkeley Lab’s Michael Barnett, is designed to immerse audiences in the search for dark matter, which we have so far detected only through its gravitational effects.
Spiritual science
Physics professor’s book aims to bridge the divide between faith and reason
Construction of World’s Most Sensitive Dark Matter Detector Moves Forward
LUX-ZEPLIN, an ultrasensitive dark matter detector, has cleared a major approval milestone and is on track to begin its mile-deep hunt for theoretical particles known as WIMPs in 2020.
Soil will absorb less atmospheric carbon than expected this century, UCI-led study finds
Improved Earth system models paint bleak climate change picture
Ed Lofgren, Pioneering ‘Rad Lab,’ Berkeley Lab, and Manhattan Project Physicist, dies at 102
Edward Joseph Lofgren, a pioneering Berkeley Lab physicist who was a close associate of E.O. Lawrence and worked on the Manhattan Project, died Sept. 6 at age 102.
Meet the mentors
UCI professors who were also first-generation students form support system
Accelerator Operator Stitches Together Storied Career at Bevatron, Cyclotron
Catherine “Reba” Siero, an accelerator operator at Berkeley Lab, has worked for more than two decades at its 88-Inch Cyclotron and earlier worked in particle-beam-based cancer treatments and biology research at the lab.
