Berkeley Lab leads discovery of the fastest magnesium-ion solid-state conductor to date

The 928 series operates at a low cost-per-analysis and allows users to easily handle the most demanding sample applications

Designed for common Nd:YAG wavelengths

ORNL user facility demos mini-spinner as outreach tool to students, collaborators

The LP980 Transient Absorption Spectrometer from Edinburgh Instruments now offers calibrated, software-controlled energy meters to monitor experimental conditions in real time

In experiments with the lab’s ultrafast ‘electron camera,’ laser light hitting a material is almost completely converted into nuclear vibrations, which are key to switching a material’s properties on and off for future electronics and other applications

The focus of the two partners’ future research efforts will be on the development of new devices and applications for element determination

Semiconductor study shows that the coupling between electrons and thermal vibrations may be sapping energy from LEDs

Fine felted nanotubes

Using X-ray beams and lasers, researchers studied how a new promising class of solar cell materials, called hybrid perovskites, behaves at the nanoscale level during operation

A LANL team demonstrates that using their “designer” quantum dots, they can achieve light amplification in a nanocrystal solid with direct-current electrical pumping

Researchers from Penn State and Princeton University have taken a big step toward creating a diode laser from a hybrid organic-inorganic material that can be deposited from solution on a laboratory benchtop