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The result measure how long exotic nuclei can survive at the edge of stability

Diesel-fueled freight trucks play an outsized role in producing India's total greenhouse gas and air pollution emissions.

(LOS ANGELES) — Thousands of University of California graduate students, academic researchers and postdoctoral scholars are holding a system-wide labor strike at all 10 UC campuses. Their demands include higher wages, improved leave for parents and caregivers, childcare support and full funding for public transit. […]

India has the potential to become the world leader in electric vehicles production, a research by Berkeley National Laboratory and UCLA said, underlining that making the transition from diesel-fuelled trucks to electric-charged will enable the country to meet the goal of net zero greenhouse gas emis

Stor4Build is a new consortium on energy storage for buildings that will accelerate the growth, optimization, and deployment of storage technologies.

A new study led by the Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) has measured how long it takes for several kinds of exotic nuclei to decay. The paper, published today in Physical Review Letters, marks the first experimental result from the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB), a DOE Office of Science user facility operated by Michigan State University.

Thousands of University of California workers and graduate students went on strike demanding better wages, housing support and childcare support amid skyrocketing costs.

WASHINGTON, Nov 15: India has the potential to become the world leader in electric vehicles production, a research by Berkeley National Laboratory and UCLA said, underlining that making the transition from diesel-fuelled trucks to electric-charged will enable the country to meet the goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2070. India imports 88 per cent of the oil it uses and of the total petroleum consumed by the country’s transport sector, nearly 60 per cent used by freight trucks. ...

A new study led by the Department of Energy’s Berkeley Lab has measured how long it takes for several kinds of exotic nuclei to decay. The paper, published to

Kenneth Sauer, professor emeritus of chemistry at UC Berkeley, researcher at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and a prominent figure in the study of photosynthesis, passed away Sunday morning at the age of 91.