New device at Berkeley Lab’s 88-Inch Cyclotron is designed to measure the mass number of superheavy, human-made elements

An experiment designed to detail the inner workings of the strong force inside matter reports its first data

Berkeley Lab researchers help to map iron-platinum particle in unprecedented detail

“By changing one carbon atom in the backbone of an alkane molecule, we can make it flow 30 times faster”

Technique may enable large-scale atom arrays for quantum computing

"If you want to see something that happens very, very fast, you need a tool that can measure a very, very tiny time period."

In the new study, researchers used an advanced scanning transmission electron microscope to measure isotopes in nanometer-sized areas of a graphene sample

Ions subjected to buffer gas cooling never truly reach the same temperature as the surrounding gas

Results will also be used to understand basic questions about nature such as the cooling mechanisms of the early universe and the formation of planets and stars

Computer modeling helps pinpoint best material out of a hundred thousand options