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• Science in the Community at the Vanderbilt Planetarium 6/7

• REAL ID Requirements Take Effect Wednesday, 5/7

• Explore Brookhaven Lab in 2025: Save the Dates

• Scientists Reveal Hidden Interface in Superconducting Qubit Material

• PubSci: Listening to the Universe from the Far Side of the Moon, 5/7

• Do Robots Dream of Electron Beams?

• CABBI Team Deploys Robotic Lab to Revolutionize Plant Bioengineering

• John C. Gordon Elected International Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh

• It's Time to Jam

• Longstanding Model Fails to Explain Spin Dynamics in 1D Cuprates

• Maximal Entanglement Sheds New Light on Particle Creation

• Students Display STEM Skills at Brookhaven Lab's Maglev Competition

• The LHC Experiment Collaborations at CERN Receive Breakthrough Prize

• New Study Improves Solar Forecasting by Accounting for Variations in Cloud Types

• Study Tracks Chromium Chemistry in Irradiated Molten Salts

• DNA Helps Electronics to Leave Flatland

• Brookhaven Physicists Discover New Phase of Matter in a Magnetic Material

• Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) Enters 25th and Final Run

• Goldhaber Distinguished Fellowships: 2025 Call for Applications

• Northport High School Student Wins Brookhaven Lab Bridge Building Competition

• NSF-DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory Installs LSST Camera on Telescope

• UCR Team Tests Novel Detector Technology at Particle Collider

• Global Physics Photowalk 2025

• Bringing the Beautiful Data of the Electron-Ion Collider to Life

• Exploring Quantum Materials for a New Generation of Technology

• AI/ML's Bright Future at NSLS-II

• Quantum Career Fair Celebrates 100 years of Quantum Mechanics

• MEDIA ADVISORY: First-of-its-kind Electron-Ion Collider (EIC) Takes Shape as Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) Enters Final Run

• Researchers Discover Potentially Cleaner Way to Make Important Chemical

• 10 Scientists Compete in Research SLAM at Brookhaven Lab

• Gabriella Carini Leading New Technology Group at Brookhaven Lab

• Breakthrough Imaging Method Captures the Dynamics of Spin Waves

• Encoding Many Properties in One Material via 3D Printing

• Great Neck South, Ward Melville Win Regional Science Bowls at Brookhaven Lab

• Why Your Headphone Battery Doesn't Last

• Peeling Back the Layers: Exploring Capping Effects on Nickelate Superconductivity

• Artificial Imagination

• Fresh, Direct Evidence for Tiny Drops of Quark-Gluon Plasma

• Resource Review Board Provides Significant Updates on the US-Based Electron-Ion Collider

• Mary Bishai to Deliver Distinguished Scientist Fellow Lecture, 1/14

• Department of Energy Announces $179 Million for Microelectronics Science Research Centers

• Brookhaven's Top 10 Discoveries of 2024

• Reimagining Scientific Discovery with AI at PubSci

• C²QA Fosters Growth of Quantum Workforce through Educational Programs

• U.S. Department of Energy National Quantum Information Science Research Centers Celebrate 4-Year Milestone, Look Toward Future

• Slow Atomic Movements Shed New Light on Unconventional Superconductivity

• Accelerator Experiments at RHIC Inform EIC Design

• 'Spooky Action' at a Very Short Distance: Scientists Map Out Quantum Entanglement in Protons

• Cari Cesarotti Receives 2024 Leona Woods Lectureship Award

• A New Era for Batteries: Argonne Leads $50M Sodium-Ion Innovation Push

• New Catalyst Recycles Methane Emissions at Room Temperature

• Scientists Discover Laser Light Can Cast a Shadow

• uOttawa Physicists Make Laser Cast a Shadow

• Meet the 2024 Brookhaven Award Recipients

• Meet the 2024 Engineering Award Recipients

• Meet the 2024 Distinguished Administrator Award Recipients

• Meet the 2024 Science & Technology Award Recipients

• Brookhaven Lab Recognizes 359 Staff at 2024 Awards Ceremony

• Meet the 2024 Excellence in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Award Recipients

• Much Ado About Vacuum

• Scientists Calculate Predictions for Meson Measurements

• Imaging Nuclear Shapes by Smashing them to Smithereens

• BSA Distinguished Lecture on 11/20: Mystery of Dark Matter

• Argonne Builds on Past Success with Cathode Design for Lithium-Ion Batteries

• PubSci Science Café and Conversation: Reimagining Scientific Discovery with AI, 11/19

• Meet BSA's 2024 Scholarship Awardees

• 538th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 10/30: Higgs Boson and Fate of the Universe

• Celebrate Nobel-Winning Discoveries, Physics' Future on 11/22

• NASA Funds Open-Source Software Underpinning Scientific Innovation

• From First Light to New Heights: A Timeline of NSLS-II's History

• From First Light to the Future

• NSLS-II Celebrates 10 Years of Operations in 2024

• Reaction Conditions Tune Catalytic Selectivity

• A Recipe for Quantum Scaling

• Laser FOQUSed on the Future: Supporting Next-Gen Quantum Scientists

• Brookhaven Women in Science Announces New Mentorship Award

• High-Voltage Gun Accelerates Electrons from Zero to 80 … Percent the Speed of Light

• Engineered to Perfection

• Brookhaven's Computing Center Reaches 300 Petabytes of Stored Data

• Brookhaven Lab Launches Raymond Davis Jr. Fellowship for Early Career Scientists

• Georgia Tech Researchers Develop More Efficient Approach for Turning Plant Biomass into Useful Chemicals

• Global Celebration of Dark Matter Day Planned With Events Around the World

• Brookhaven Lab User Facility Summer School: Building Research Connections

• Atmospheric Observatory Opens for Operation in Bankhead National Forest

• Meet the 2023 Distinguished Administrator Award Recipients

• Meet the 2023 Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Award Recipients

• Meet the 2023 Engineering Award Recipients

• Meet the 2023 Brookhaven Award Recipients

• Sustainable Computing Takes the Stage at ModSim 2024

• Meet the Lab's 2023 Pinnacle Award Recipients

• Meet the 2023 Science & Technology Award Recipients

• Xiaoqian Chen Earns DOE Early Career Award for Quantum Materials Research

• Advancing in situ Transmission Electron Microscopy Research with Meng Li

• 537th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 9/25: Accelerators and Superconducting Radiofrequency Systems

• ARM Gears up for Desert Deployment in Arizona

• Unraveling The Fundamental Principles of Eutectic Solidification With Real-Time, Nanoscale Imaging

• LHC Experiments at CERN Observe Quantum Entanglement at the Highest Energy Yet

• Constriction Junction, Do You Function?

• Juan Jimenez Named Blavatnik Regional Awards Finalist

• NSLS-II & CFN Users' Meeting Celebrates Togetherness and Great Science

• Visit Brookhaven Lab for "Fascinating Physics," 9/15

• First Neutrinos Detected at Fermilab Short-baseline Detector

• Planning for Impacts of Floods and Clouds on Power

• Hispanic Heritage Dance Concert, Friday, 9/20

• A Potential New Route to Super-Efficient Carbon Dioxide Reduction

• Conquering Cleaner Catalysis

• DOE's RENEW Initiative to Support Five Pathway Summer Schools

• 2024 Joanna Fowler Award Winners Announced

• Safeguarding Lab History One Video, Photo, and Article at a Time

• LZ Experiment Sets New Record in Search for Dark Matter

• Battelle Names Anibal Boscoboinik 'Inventor of the Year'

• Catalyst for 'One-Step' Conversion of Methane to Methanol

• Instrumental: Brookhaven's Alabama-Bound Spectrometer

• New Heaviest Exotic Antimatter Nucleus

• Unlocking the Last Lanthanide

• Studying "Excitons" in a Novel Magnetic Material

• DOE Announces $10 Million to Support Climate Resilience Centers Across America

• The More You Neutrino…

• Studying Loss to Make Quantum Computing Gains

• Mary Bishai Named Distinguished Scientist Fellow

• Physicists Report New Insights Into Exotic Particles Key to Magnetism

• SBU Collaboration to Lead Project in National Quantum Virtual Laboratory Program

• Remembering Nobel Laureate Tsung-Dao (T.D.) Lee

• Celebrating Excellence in STEM: The 2024 HHG STEM Scholarship Awards

• Students Sample Energy Opportunities at Brookhaven Lab and Beyond

• Esther Takeuchi Honored in Special Festschrift Issue

• Visit Brookhaven Lab for "Innovation and the Environment," 8/4

• Battery Scientist Honored by DOE's Vehicle Technologies Office

• Thea Vijaya Kumar Coordinates Mechanical Cooling Systems for EIC

• Atomic 'GPS' Elucidates Movement During Ultrafast Material Transitions

• Using Fire Management to See How Ticks…Tick

• 536th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 7/24: Slow Electrons and 2D Materials

• Pioneering the Cellular Frontier

• Zhiwan Xu Wins 2024 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Oleg Gang Named a 2024 Vannevar Bush Fellow

• Visit Brookhaven Lab for "Dazzling Discoveries," 7/21

• All Eyes on EIC at IPAC'24 and in Rome as World Partners Gather

• Weather Trucks Search for Answers About Extreme Heat in Tucson's 'Data Deserts'

• Empowering Urban Communities with Climate Data

• Welcoming a New Era of Discovery at the 2024 RHIC & AGS Users' Meeting

• Elke Arenholz Named Director of the National Synchrotron Light Source II at Brookhaven Lab

• Visit Brookhaven Lab for Family Fun Day, 6/30

• Seeking New Physics in Atomically Thin Materials with Abdullah Al-Mahboob

• Rice Lab Achieves Major Gains in Perovskite Solar Cell Stability

• 535th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 6/26: Measuring the Elusive Neutrino

• How Sticky Is Dense Nuclear Matter?

• Unlocking the Mystery Behind the Performance Decline in a Promising Cathode Material

• Brookhaven Lab Announces 2024 Science Fair Results

• ORNL, BNL Host International Particle Accelerator Conference in Nashville

• Pinning Down a Piece of Photosynthesis

• Westhampton Beach Student's Seaweed Fertilizer Project 'SPARKs' Success

• PubSci Enters the Quantum Realm

• Scientists Engineer Yellow-seeded Camelina with High Oil Output

• Scientists Make and Test Efficient Water-Splitting Catalyst Predicted by Theory

• BWIS Announces 2024 Chasman Award Winners; Ceremony and Talks 6/17

• New Instrument to Measure High-energy Solar Particles as Part of NASA Mission

• Science on Screen, 6/12

• Study Reveals Reversible Assembly of Platinum Catalyst

• Daniel Vrinceanu: Champion of Science for the Underrepresented

• AAAG and Vincent J. Castillo STEM Scholarship Applications Due 6/7

• 534th Brookhaven Lecture: Probing Quark Gluon-Plasma with Heavy Quarks

• LSST Camera Arrives at Rubin Observatory in Chile

• Promethium Bound: Rare Earth Element's Secrets Exposed

• Science in the Community at the Vanderbilt Museum and Reichert Planetarium, June 1

• Scientists Discover Mechanism of Sugar Signaling in Plants

• Modern Plant Enzyme Partners with Surprisingly Ancient Protein

• Speedy, Secure, Sustainable — That's the Future of Telecom

• Brookhaven Lab Biophysicist F. William Studier Awarded Merkin Prize in Biomedical Technology

• MEDIA ADVISORY: Electron-Ion Collider Accelerator Collaboration Kicks Off May 21 at Premiere Physics Conference

• Ant-Man and Superman Techniques Expose Tiny Hidden Impurities in Crystals

• PubSci Science Café and Conversation: Entering the Quantum Realm

• Zoya Vallari Receives 2024 Leona Woods Lectureship Award

• Two Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named AAAS Fellows

• Roadmap to Close the Carbon Cycle

• Department of Energy Announces $16 Million for Traineeships in Accelerator Science & Engineering

• DOE's Office of Science Graduate Student Research Program Selects 86 Outstanding U.S. Graduate Students

• Brookhaven Lab Celebrates Legacy of Dr. Mow Shiah Lin with Scholarship Opportunity

• New Method Could Explore Gluon Saturation at the Future Electron-Ion Collider

• Paul J. Gelinas Student Wins Brookhaven Lab's Bridge Building Contest

• High-resolution Lidar Sees Birth Zone of Cloud Droplets

• Perfecting the View on a Crystal's Imperfection

• Brookhaven Lab Celebrates Earth Day in the Community

• Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm Visits Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Meet Kunal Shroff, NSLS-II Controls Engineer

• RHIC Run 24: Science Goals and Accelerator Advances

• Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider Begins Run 24

• Soft Support Can Make Unexpectedly Stable Glass

• Theoretical Physicist Dekrayat Almaalol Receives 2024 Leona Woods Lectureship Award

• João Barata Awarded CERN Fellowship

• Finding the Catalyst for a More Sustainable Future

• Governor Hochul Launches $100 Million Investment in Brookhaven National Lab for Transformative Electron-Ion Collider Project

• Watch the Total Solar Eclipse with NSF

• SLAC Completes Construction of the Largest Digital Camera Ever Built for Astronomy

• Electron-Ion Collider Set to Begin Long-Lead Procurements

• MEDIA ADVISORY: Updates on the Electron-Ion Collider (EIC) at the April APS Meeting

• Empowering Women to Explore Nuclear Physics

• Model Suggests How Ancient RNA May Have Gained Self-Cutting Ability Essential for Life

• United Kingdom Invests in DOE's Electron-Ion Collider Project to Understand Matter at the Smallest Scale

• Long Island Students Compete at Brookhaven Lab's Maglev Contest

• Brookhaven Lab Staff Receive Secretary of Energy Achievement Awards

• Putting a New Spin on 1T Phase Tantalum Disulfide

• Goldhaber Distinguished Fellowships: Call for Applications

• First Calibration Training at CAMS

• Scientists Detail Research to Assess the Viability and Risks of Marine Cloud Brightening

• Recyclable Reagent and Sunlight Convert Carbon Monoxide into Methanol

• Calling Women Grad Students in STEM: Apply Now for a BWIS Prize/Award

• Meet Guimei Wang, NSLS-II Accelerator Coordination Manager & Problem-Solver

• Giving Particle Detectors a Boost

• Cracking the Quantum Code: Simulations Track Entangled Quarks

• Healable Cathode Could Unlock Potential of Solid-state Lithium-sulfur Batteries

• When Plants Flower: Scientists ID Genes, Mechanism in Sorghum

• Brookhaven Lab Awarded DOE GreenBuy and GreenSpace Awards

• Jingguang Chen and Jeannette M. Wing Elected to the National Academy of Engineering

• Super Strong Magnetic Fields Leave Imprint on Nuclear Matter

• New Measurement of Cosmic Distances in the Dark Energy Survey Gives Clues About the Nature of Dark Energy

• Scientists Get Ready to Observe Neutrinos with SBND

• CO₂ Conversion Helps Industry, Addresses Climate

• From Imposter Syndrome to Belonging

• Giangrande Replaces Vogelmann as Co-lead of ARM Modeling Activity

• Career Fair at Brookhaven Lab on Saturday, 3/16

• Rice Scientists Pull Off Quantum Coup

• New Approach to Tackling Bacterial Infections Identified

• Robert "DJ" Carter Named Brookhaven Lab's Nuclear Safety Division Manager

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Receives Prestigious Vernon Cosslett Medal

• Hunter College, Ward Melville Win Regional Science Bowl Top Spots

• Protecting the Protector Boosts Plant Oil Content

• SBU Research Team Takes Major Step Toward a Functioning Quantum Internet

• Magnesium Protects Tantalum, a Promising Material for Making Qubits

• Direct View of Tantalum Oxidation that Impedes Qubit Coherence

• Excavation of Colossal Caverns for Fermilab's DUNE Experiment Completed

• France's National Center for Scientific Research and U.S. Department of Energy Sign 'Statement of Interest' on EIC Collaboration

• Apply Now for 2024 Chasman Award for Women

• Maria Zawadowicz: Offering Expertise In Aerosol Measurement

• Studying Charge Transport in Semiconducting Polymers with Linda Peteanu

• Martinez-Rincon Elected Vice Chair of QED-C Committee

• Hewett Named a Person of the Year

• AFRL, Brookhaven National Laboratory Sign MOU to Strengthen Quantum Communication, Networking Collaboration

• Engineered Battery Chemistry for Fast Charging Capabilities

• Brookhaven Lab Scientists Complete 2023 Oppenheimer Leadership Program

• Hacking DNA to Make Next-Gen Materials

• Atomic Structure of the SARS-CoV-2 Pseudoknot in Solution

• Scientists Make COVID Receptor Protein in Mouse Cells

• Modified Soft Material Promises Better Bioelectronics

• Calibrating from the Cosmos

• Brookhaven Women in Science Speaker: Ingrid Daubechies, 'Mathematicians Helping Art Historians and Art Conservators,' 1/19

• Catalytic Combo Converts CO₂ to Solid Carbon Nanofibers

• Brookhaven Lab Sets Sights on Particle Physics Goals

• Imparting Glass with New Properties

• In an Unexpected Twist, High Levels of Mercury Have Been Traced to Particular Cell Types in Brains of Mammals

• C²QA, a Year in Review

• 'The Human Element'

• Driving Innovation and Discovery: DOE's Office of Science 2023 Year in Review

• Team Engineers Nanoparticles Using Ion Irradiation to Advance Clean Energy and Fuel Conversion

• Bringing Virtual Reality to Nuclear and Particle Physics

• First U.S.-Built Focusing Magnet for LHC Upgrade Arrives at CERN

• Making More Magnetism Possible with Topology

• Maggie Sullivan Named Brookhaven Lab's Chief Human Resources Officer

• MSI Connect: Promoting Opportunities, Innovation, and a Diverse Workforce

• Physics Professor Wins $650,000 Grant for Quantum Computing Research

• Advisory Panel Issues Field-Defining Recommendations for U.S. Government Investments in Particle Physics Research

• Meet the 2022 Brookhaven Award Honorees

• Meet the 2022 Science & Technology Award Recipients

• Meet the 2022 Engineering Award Recipients

• Meet the 2022 Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Award Honorees

• A Partnership Forged in Diamond

• Meet the Lab's 2022 Pinnacle Award Recipients

• Meet Michael Maklary, NSLS-II Electro-Mechanical Technician

• Brainstorming with a Bot

• 2024 BSA Scholarships: Call for Applications

• Q&A: Andrew Houck '00 on Princeton's New Quantum Science Institute

• Physicists and Students Format PHENIX Data for Easy Access

• Seeing the Shape of Atomic Nuclei

• New International Consortium Formed to Create Trustworthy and Reliable Generative AI Models for Science

• X-rays Reveal Unexpected Protein Function in Plants

• Adam Oppenheimer Wins Ignite Off! Science Talk Competition

• Long Island Teachers Learn Environmental and Climate Research Skills at Brookhaven Lab

• DOE to Deploy Advanced Observatory to Alabama

• The Tertuliano Lab Has a Bone to Pick — and the Tools to Explain How it Breaks

• Students Discover the Mathematics Within Dragonfly Wings

• Two Decorated Brandeis Faculty Awarded National Medal of Science by President Biden

• Ann Emrick Named Brookhaven Lab's Deputy Director for Operations

• French and U.S. Science Agencies Take First Step to Collaborate on Electron-Ion Collider (EIC)

• Firefighter Chris Ciaccio Awarded Medal of Valor for Life-Saving Rescue

• CSI in the Sky: Brookhaven Lab Heads to SC23 in Denver

• Scientists Observe Composite Superstructure Growth from Nanocrystals in Real Time

• A Bright Future for Extreme UV Lithography at Brookhaven Lab

• David Salbego Named Brookhaven Lab's Chief Information Officer, ITD Division Manager

• Can they Calibrate it? Yes, they CAMS

• 13 Scientists Compete in Brookhaven Lab's First Research SLAM

• Cathy Sue Cutler Named Chair of Isotope Research and Production Department

• Brian McCaffrey Named 'Engineer of the Year'

• Electron-Ion Collider Project Gears up for Next Steps

• Unlocking Sugar to Generate Biofuels and Bioproducts

• National QIS Research Centers Career Fair Continues to Grow

• Packed Crowd Attends Brookhaven Lab's Nuclear Physics Long Range Plan Roll-Out Event

• Robert Tribble Named RIKEN BNL Research Center Director

• Electrons are Quick-Change Artists in Molten Salts, Chemists Show

• Meet Senior Applications Analyst Jennefer Maldonado

• Increasing Access to Radioisotopes by Advancing Radiochemical Training Capabilities

• BWIS Awards 2023 Scharff-Goldhaber Prize to STAR Collaboration's Wang for Research on Breit-Wheeler Process

• 20 Years of Research at the NASA Space Radiation Laboratory

• Sharon Kohler Joins Brookhaven Lab as Associate Lab Director for Environment, Safety & Health

• Meet Xiaoqian Chen, NSLS-II Beamline Scientist

• Brookhaven Lab Statement on Nuclear Science Advisory Committee 2023 Recommendations for Nuclear Physics Research

• Silicon Ally: Penn Engineers Grow Full Wafers of High-Performing 2D Semiconductor That Integrates With State-of-the-Art Chips

• Toshifumi Sugama Honored for Contributions to Geothermal Industry

• Calculating the Future

• National Labs RENEWing Interest in STEM with Pathway Summer School

• High-performance, Earth-friendly Materials for Geothermal Wells

• Developing the Next-Generation of Radiation Safety Professionals

• How an Ancient Board Game Could Unlock Cutting-Edge Physics Discoveries

• Argonne to Recycle Magnets From Advanced Photon Source in New Physics Experiment at Brookhaven

• Strength Is in This Glass's DNA

• Listening to the Radio on the Far Side of the Moon

• To Get Kids Interested in Science, We Have to Let Them Do Science

• BWIS Lecture Thursday, 9/21: 'This is Your Life…in a Tooth' with Archeologist Carolyn Freiwald

• National Science Foundation Supports N.C. A&T's Quantum Research with $5M Grant

• Department of Energy Announces $5.8 Million for Research on Nuclear Data Benefitting Nuclear Science and Applications

• Department of Energy Announces $73 Million for Basic Research to Accelerate the Transition from Discovery to Commercialization

• Brookhaven Scientists Recognized for Ukraine Nuclear Response Contributions

• Traineeships Aim to Boost Inclusion, Support Minorities in Nuclear Physics

• Valleytronics is Warming Up at Brookhaven Lab

• The U.S. Department of Energy Announces Wood Heater Design Challenge Winners

• Department of Energy Announces $112.4 Million for Research to Support National Biopreparedness and Response

• ModSim 2023 Aimed to Realize the Benefits (and Risks) of Disruptive Technology

• Blowing Snow Contributes to Arctic Warming

• Penn State Professor to Lead DOE Climate Study in Baltimore Area

• Celebrating New Beginnings at RHIC and EIC

• Cabling for LHC Upgrade Wraps Up

• UIC Leads National Consortium Educating Next Generation of Quantum Engineers

• European Physical Society Honors Daya Bay Collaboration

• Armando Rúa Named Moore Foundation Experimental Physics Investigator

• Brookhaven Lab's Open Houses Mix Science, Education, and Fun for Community

• DOE Announces $70 Million in Research Training Opportunities for Students and Faculty from Historically Underrepresented Institutions

• Department of Energy Announces $16 Million for Research on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML) for Nuclear Physics Accelerators and Detectors

• Making Big Leaps in Understanding Nanoscale Gaps

• Exploring Collaboration between Brookhaven National Laboratory and Hofstra University in Innovation and Entrepreneurship

• Brookhaven Lab's Hucheng Chen Named a Battelle 'Inventor of the Year'

• Muon g-2 Doubles Down With Latest Measurement, Explores Uncharted Territory in Search of New Physics

• Calculations Predict Surprising Quark Diffusion in Hot Nuclear Matter

• National QIS Research Centers to Host Virtual Career Fair

• Scientists use ORNL's Summit Supercomputer to Learn How Cicada Wings Kill Bacteria

• Four Brookhaven Scientists Receive Early Career Research Awards

• Keeping Water-Treatment Membranes from Fouling Out

• Transferring Information at the Speed of "Magnons"

• Calculations Reveal High-Resolution View of Quarks Inside Protons

• Good Fires Prevent Bad Ones: Prescribed Burns at Brookhaven Lab

• Accelerating Innovation: Dan Lloyd from Accelerate Long Island Visits Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Meet BSA's 2023 Scholarship Awardees

• FOQUSing on the Future of Quantum

• Erik Johnson Named Interim Director of NSLS-II

• BWIS Speaker Series: The Inspiring Career of Haiyan Gao in 'My Journeys in Physics and Beyond,' 7/27

• Fascinating Physics with the Universe's Basic Building Blocks

• From Environmental Science to Physics to Intelligence

• Material Improvements

• Dazzling Discoveries at NSLS-II, 7/23

• John Hill Named Brookhaven Lab's Deputy Director for Science and Technology

• BWIS Announces Recipients of the 2023 Chasman Award; Virtual Ceremony and Talks, 7/31

• A Non-Covalent Bonding Experience

• Announcing the 2023 Joanna Fowler Award Winners

• Small-scale Science at the Center for Functional Nanomaterials, 7/16

• Family Fun at the Science Learning Center, 7/9

• First Direct Visualization of a Zero-Field Pair Density Wave

• Science Workshop Outlines a TRACER Future

• Explore Brookhaven Lab This Summer

• New Driver for Shapes of Small Quark-Gluon Plasma Drops?

• BWIS Speaker Series: Ester Caffarel-Salvador, 'Charting a Scientific Career Across Countries and Professions,' 6/29

• Coming Out is a Lifelong Process

• Direct Photons Point to Positive Gluon Polarization

• 533rd Brookhaven Lecture: 'Colliding Beams to Study Matter'

• Brookhaven Lab Celebrates Students at 2023 Elementary School Science Fair

• Funding for Collaborating on Wood Heater Innovation: Info Session Friday, 6/16

• Looking Back, Reaching Forward

• Getting to the Bottom of When the Smallest Meson Melts

• Zinc Transporter Has Built-in Self-regulating Sensor

• P5 Town Hall Held at Brookhaven Lab

• The Problems with Coal Ash Start Smaller Than Anyone Thought

• Calculation Shows Why Heavy Quarks Get Caught up in the Flow

• Subtle Signs of Fluctuations in Critical Point Search

• Career Fair at Brookhaven Lab on Saturday, 6/3

• Understanding the Tantalizing Benefits of Tantalum for Improved Quantum Processors

• Meet Mike Bromfield, Project Engineer at NSLS-II

• First Measurements of Hypernuclei Flow at RHIC

• Goldhaber Distinguished Fellowships: Call for Applications

• GEM: A Crown Jewel in Brookhaven's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Strategy

• Stretching Metals Allows Researchers to Create Materials for Quantum, Electronic and Spintronic Applications

• Science on Screen, 6/21

• Gorman-Metz Scholarship for Students With Disabilities Applications Due 6/23

• PubSci Explores the Burning Questions of How Wildfires Connect to Climate

• A Simple Solution for Nuclear Matter in Two Dimensions

• Deadline to Apply for AAAG and Vincent J. Castillo STEM Scholarships is 5/30

• Science in the Community, 6/3

• 'Charge Density Wave' Linked to Atomic Distortions in Would-be Superconductor

• Reaching for New Horizons at the 2023 NSLS-II, CFN & LBMS Users' Meeting

• Using Computation and Theory to Enhance Nano-Agriculture and Beyond with Sara E. Mason

• Remote Operations Are Making the World a Little Smaller for Nanoscale Research

• Chemists Unravel Reaction Mechanism for Clean Energy Catalyst

• TSU Cohosts International TRACER/ACPC Meeting Exploring Innovations in Climate Science

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist John Tranquada Elected NAS Member

• A Holographic View into Quantum Anomalies

• A World Between Two Islands

• RHIC Gets Ready to Smash Gold Ions for Run 23

• sPHENIX Detector is Ready for Collisions

• PubSci Science Café and Conversation: Burning Questions—Do Wildfires Fuel Climate Change?

• PubSci Science Café and Conversation: Burning Questions—Do Wildfires Fuel Climate Change?

• Promising Medical Isotope Made and Processed at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Lab Celebrates Earth Day in the Community

• X-rays Reveal Electronic Details of Nickel-based Superconductors

• Brookhaven Lab Honors 2023 Bridge Competition Winners

• Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship for College Students of Asian Heritage: Apply by 6/7

• JoAnne Hewett Named Director of Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Scientists Use Peroxide to Peer into Metal Oxide Reactions

• National Laboratories Partner With Minority-Serving Institutions to Prepare Students for the New Energy Workforce

• Sekazi K. Mtingwa Honored with AAAS Philip Hauge Abelson Prize at Annual Meeting

• Brookhaven's Navid Vafaei-Najafabadi Awarded Prestigious NSF Early CAREER Grant

• DUNE Collaboration Tests New Technology for Second Detector Module

• Structure of 'Oil-Eating' Enzyme Opens Door to Bioengineered Catalysts

• ORNL-led Team Designs Molecule to Disrupt SARS-CoV-2 Infection

• Long Island Students Compete at Brookhaven Lab's Maglev Contest

• Join Us for the NSLS-II, CFN & LBMS Users' Meeting

• Brookhaven's Bo Yu Wins American Physical Society's Division of Particles and Fields Instrumentation Award

• Improved ATLAS Result Weighs in on the W Boson

• DOE Announces $590 Million To Increase Bioenergy Research

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Mary Bishai Elected DUNE Co-Spokesperson

• Sanjaya Lohani Wins Brookhaven Seed Award Competition for Quantum Information Applications

• Scientists Find a Common Thread Linking Subatomic Color Glass Condensate and Massive Black Holes

• Visit the National Synchrotron Light Source II

• STAR Physicists Track Sequential 'Melting' of Upsilons

• Scientists Map Changes in Soot Particles Emitted from Wildfires

• Ogo Enekwizu Brings Soot-seeded Clouds into the Laboratory

• C²QA Continues to Build the Quantum Workforce with Popular Summer Program

• Lunar Telescope Will Search for Ancient Radio Waves

• On International Women's Day, Brookhaven Women in Science Members Discuss Gender Equity

• Hitting Nuclei with Light May Create Fluid Primordial Matter

• RHIC Featured in Scientific American "Tiny Bubbles of Quark-Gluon Plasma Re-create the Early Universe"

• Kétévi Assamagan Pays it Forward

• Meet Three Students Recognized by the AAAG at Brookhaven Lab

• Clear Sign that QGP Production 'Turns Off' at Low Energy

• C²QA in 2022, a Year in Review

• Brookhaven Lab and Boys & Girls Club of Shinnecock Nation Team Up for DIY STEM Program

• New Quantum Sensing Technique Reveals Magnetic Connections

• Women in Physics: Apply Now for 2023 Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Brookhaven HSRP and SPARK Program Alumni Selected in 2023 Regeneron Science Talent Search

• DOE's RENEW Initiative to Support Five Pathway Summer Schools for Students from Underrepresented and Underserved Groups in STEM

• Hunter College, Ward Melville Win Long Island Regional Science Bowls

• ARM Out on the Open Ocean

• Physics Colloquium and BWIS Speaker: Heinz-Eberhard Mahnke: Remembering Science Pioneer Lise Meitner, 2/15

• Juanita McKinney and Erton Rudder of the AAAG Honor Black History Month

• Time Projection Chamber Installed at sPHENIX

• Department of Energy Leaders Visit Brookhaven National Lab

• Brookhaven Lab's Alistair Rogers Named 2022 AAAS Fellow

• Celebrating the Upcoming sPHENIX Detector

• Brookhaven Lab Battery Scientist, Hydrogeologist, and DOE Site Office Manager Among Secretary of Energy's 2022 Honorees

• Brookhaven's Triveni Rao Selected for Prestigious Fellowship by India's Ministry of Science and Technology

• Building Particle Accelerators Takes More Than a Village

• Leading Electron Microscopy and Diversity Efforts at Brookhaven Lab with Judy Yang

• UTEP to Build on Research Strengths with Brookhaven National Laboratory Partnership

• DOE Announces $32 Million in Research Opportunities for Underrepresented Groups

• Ionic Liquids' Good Vibrations Change Laser Colors with Ease

• Revealing the Thermal Heat Dance of Magnetic Domains

• Data Reveal a Surprising Preference in Particle Spin Alignment

• Apply Now for 2023 Chasman Award for Women

• AI Discovers New Nanostructures

• Study Identifies New Levers for Controlling Plant Biochemistry

• A New Antimicrobial Cotton Textile with Cu ions in Nanofibers

• 2023 Fowler Award in Chemical and Biochemical Sciences: Applications Due by 2/15

• Light Accelerates Conductivity in Nature's 'Electric Grid'

• BWIS Lecture 1/19 at 3 p.m.: Ed Sierra on 'Lise Meitner: A Physics Love Story'

• Brookhaven Postdoc Adrien Florio Explores the Next Phase of the Quantum Revolution

• New Type of Entanglement Lets Scientists 'See' Inside Nuclei

• City Tech Students, Faculty Join Brookhaven Lab at 20th Advanced Accelerator Concepts Workshop

• sPHENIX Assembly Update: Magnet Mapped, Detectors Prepared

• AccessBrookhaven: Sensors, Electronics & Systems

• What Triggers Flow Fluctuations in Heavy-Ion Collision Debris?

• Brookhaven's Gabriella Carini Recognized by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers with Prestigious Mid-Career Award

• Particles of Light May Create Fluid Flow, Data-Theory Comparison Suggests

• 531st Brookhaven Lecture: Probing the Quark-Gluon Plasma

• President Biden Announces Members of the National Quantum Initiative Advisory Committee

• Novel Chemical Reaction Supports Carbon-Neutral Industrial Processes

• Brookhaven Lab to Lead New 'Saturated Glue' Theory Collaboration

• Nuclear Theorists Collaborate to Explore 'Heavy Flavor' Particles

• BWIS Lecture: 'STEM Pathway Toward Protein Biomaterials and Innovation—and the Lessons Learned,' 12/8

• Brookhaven's Veljko Radeka Recognized by International Committee for Future Accelerators

• Nuclear Physics Gets a Boost for High-Performance Computing

• Air Force Regional Hub Mid-Atlantic Network Awards $450,000 to Explore Cutting-edge Technologies

• X-rays Reveal Elusive Chemistry for Better EV Batteries

• The Entanglement Advantage

• SBU Awarded $6.5M Grant to Build a New Quantum Internet Test Bed

• Honoring Native American Heritage with Nelson Cause

• A Radical New Approach in Synthetic Chemistry

• Department of Energy Announces $8.6 Million for Research on Accelerator R&D for Nuclear Physics

• Brookhaven Early Career Professionals Connect with Nobel Laureates in Kyoto, Japan

• A Study of Stormy Houston Switches Gears

• Scientists Build Nanoscale Parapets, Aqueducts, and Other Shapes

• Naming of New Cryo-Electron Microscopes Honors New York Landmarks

• 530th Brookhaven Lecture: Photocathode Guns for Electron Beams

• FRIB Experiment Pushes Elements to the Limit

• Couet Aims to Accelerate Advances in Clean Energy Technologies

• Department of Energy Announces Two 2022 Office of Science Distinguished Scientist Fellows

• In Memoriam: Frank Crescenzo

• Theorists Propose a Novel Way to Measure Gluons' Orbital Motion

• ASU Leads $25M Project to Develop Southwest Urban Integrated Field Laboratory

• Career Fair at Brookhaven Lab on Saturday, 11/19

• Brookhaven Lab Integrates the Rising STEM Scholars Program

• Brookhaven Veterans Association Donation Supports Honor Flight

• Brookhaven Scientists Ready to Show how 'HPC Accelerates' at SC22

• Inflation Reduction Act Funding Advances Science at Brookhaven Lab

• New MicroBooNE Analysis Takes a Closer Look at the Sterile Neutrino

• Luisella Lari Joins Brookhaven Lab as Electron-Ion Collider Project Manager

• Construction Underway for Support Facility at Brookhaven Lab

• The National Quantum Information Science Research Centers Host Second Successful Career Fair

• Smashing Heavy Nuclei Reveals Proton Size

• How Do You Solve a Problem Like a Proton? You Smash It to Smithereens – Then Build It Back Together With Machine Learning

• More than Meets the Sky

• APS Announces Recipients of the Spring 2023 Prizes and Awards

• Fighting Cancer on Earth and in Space Using High-Energy Protons

• Six from MIT named American Physical Society Fellows for 2022

• Liza Brost Unmasks Mysteries of the Higgs Boson

• Three Brookhaven Lab Physicists Named Fellows of American Physical Society

• Expert in the Field of Theoretical Physics: Honorary Doctorate for Sally Dawson

• Brookhaven Lab Named a Top Employer by STEM Workforce Diversity

• Rethinking the Computer Chip in the Age of AI

• Brookhaven Lab Names John C. Gordon Chemistry Division Chair

• Engineering Duckweed to Produce Oil for Biofuels, Bioproducts

• Morse and Roberts Win W.K.H. Panofsky Prize for Muon g-2 Experiment

• Last Chance to View the Long Island Museum's Brookhaven Lab Exhibition

• DOE Funds Pilot Study Focused on Biosecurity for Bioenergy Crops

• UCLA-Led Study Could Be Step Toward Cheaper Hydrogen-Based Energy

• Artificial Intelligence Speeds the Search for Stable Proteins Used in Drug Development, Biofuels and Food Production

• The Emergence of Form: Study Expands Horizons for DNA Nanotechnology

• Gecko Feet Are Coated in an Ultra-Thin Layer of Lipids That Help Them Stay Sticky

• 529th Brookhaven Lecture: NSLS-II Today and Tomorrow

• ERG Spotlight: Sandra Moran and Jose Rodriguez of the Hispanic Heritage Group

• Brookhaven Lab Celebrates National Nanotechnology Day on October 9

• Jens Koch Named New Deputy Director of SQMS Center

• Department of Energy Announces $15 Million in Exploratory Research for Extreme-Scale Science

• Thompson Wins New Horizons Prize in Physics for Neutral-Atom Quantum Computing

• Peter Shor wins Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics

• BLIP Celebrates 50^th Anniversary

• Partnership with Dillard University Brings Brookhaven Lab's First Legal Office Intern

• Cobalt-free Cathode Could Lead to Safer, Longer-lasting Batteries for Electric Vehicles

• Brookhaven's Brandenburg Named 2022 Blavatnik Regional Awards Finalist

• Smashing Heavy Nuclei Reveals Proton Size

• White House Appoints 2022-2023 Class of White House Fellows

• Guest Researcher Renan Leonel da Silva Conducts First Field Study at Brookhaven Lab

• Hollen Receives $350,000 NSF Grant to Create New Two-Dimensional Materials

• African School of Physics Brings New Opportunities

• Computer, Is My Experiment Finished?

• NSLS-II & LBMS Welcome Mercy Baez as New User Program Coordinator

• Celebrating Collaborations and Opportunities at the 2022 NSLS-II & CFN Users' Meeting

• Quantum Chemistry Finds a New Path for Future Quantum Devices

• Department of Energy Announces $5 Million for Research to Develop New Models for Bio-Preparedness

• Visualizing Nanoscale Structures in Real Time

• DOE Energy Frontier Research Center on Molten Salts Renewed for Four Years

• Department of Energy Announces $23.9 Million for Research on Next-Generation Data Management and Scientific Data Visualization

• SUPER Program Expands Undergraduate Research Support

• The Next Chapter in Modeling and Simulation for Computing

• DOE Announces $70 Million to Improve Supercomputer Model of Earth's Climate System

• TRACER Talk: Student Interns Contribute to Early Research Efforts

• DOE Announces $540 Million for Technologies to Transform Energy Production and Cut Emissions

• Brookhaven Awarded $11M in Funding to Support Clean Energy Research

• Signs of Saturation Emerge from Particle Collisions at RHIC

• North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Joins Brookhaven Lab's Quantum Center

• Meet Lu Ma, Scientist at the NSLS-II Quick X-Ray Absorption & Scattering Beamline

• How the Five National Quantum Information Science Research Centers Harness the Quantum Revolution

• Chongai Kuang: Up, Up, and Away in Search of Aerosol Data

• Brookhaven Lab Researchers Win 2022 Microscopy Today Innovation Award

• From RHIC to the EIC: Taking Our Exploration of Matter to the Next Frontier

• Laiba Bilal Uses Nanotechnology to Unlock Clean Energy Sources

• Particle Physicists Lay Out Future Goals at 'Snowmass' Meeting

• First Structure of Key COVID Enzyme at Human Body Temperature

• Brookhaven Lab, AABE, Con Edison Team up on Sustainable Energy Course at Brooklyn's Bedford Academy

• Meet Cliff Brutus: Mechanical Engineer, Project Manager, and Life-Long Learner

• Christina Australie Named Brookhaven Lab's Labor Relations Manager

• 528th Brookhaven Lecture: Metals, Life, and a Delicate Dance

• HL-LHC Magnet Endurance Test Further Confirms Niobium–Tin's Resilience

• In Memoriam: Jean Ramirez

• Research Shows Oilseeds' Potential for Bioproduct Creation

• New Materials Research Sees Transformations at an Atomic Level

• The Goldilocks of Radioisotopes, Just Right for Treating Cancer

• C²QA Wraps Up Year Two of its Successful Quantum Computing Summer School Program

• More Hydrogen from "Hot" Water Splitting

• Simons Foundation Announces New Collaboration on Confinement and QCD Strings

• Dr. John Clarke Named Brookhaven Lab's Occupational Medicine Director, Chief Medical Officer

• Meet the 2021 Engineering Award Recipients

• Meet the 2021 Brookhaven Award Honorees

• Meet the 2021 Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Award Recipient

• Recognizing 315 Staff for Distinguished Contributions and Milestone Anniversaries

• Meet the 2021 Science & Technology Award Recipients

• Unexpected Behavior Seen in Efficient Catalysts for Clean Energy

• Brookhaven Lab's Visiting Faculty Program Fosters New Nano Center at SUNY – Buffalo State

• In Memoriam: Richard Michta

• Mapping Urban Heat From the Ground Up

• Brookhaven's Ken White Receives Irving & Magarlit Like Conservation Award

• AAAG 2022 STEM Scholarship Awards Ceremony, 7/20

• Meet Kayla Hernandez: Electrical Engineer Helps Send Particle Beams Into RHIC

• National Quantum Information Science Research Centers to Host Virtual Career Fair Sept. 14

• ERG Spotlight: Shari Lindner of the Brookhaven Veterans Association

• Statistics Unlock Secrets of Particles, Pandemics, and More

• Career Paths and the Spice of Life: A Conversation with Scientist, Peace Corps Volunteer Triveni Rao on Tuesday, 7/12

• Berkeley Lab Researchers Record Successful Startup of LUX-ZEPLIN Dark Matter Detector at Sanford Underground Research Facility

• 10 Years Later, Higgs Boson Discoverers Publish Refined Measurements

• Brookhaven Lab Announces 2022 Science Fair Winners

• RHIC/AGS Users' Meeting Emphasizes Diverse Workforce Opportunities

• From RHIC to EIC: At the QCD Frontiers

• SNMMI Elects Cathy Sue Cutler as Vice President-Elect

• U.S. High Energy Physics Higgs@10 Anniversary Celebration

• Meet BSA's 2022 Scholarship Awardees

• TRACER Intensive Period Kicks Off with a Bang, then a Fizzle, and Lots of Heat

• ERG Spotlight: Theresa Grimaldi of the Pride Alliance

• AAAG Accepting Applications for Augustus Prince Award for African American Scholars

• 2022 Scharff-Goldhaber Prize Ceremony and Talk, 6/24

• University of Illinois Chicago Joins Brookhaven Lab's Quantum Center

• Study Reveals How Some High-Energy Particle 'Jets' Lose Energy

• Zhai Awarded DOE Early Career Funding for Plant Enzyme Studies

• Simulating a Quantum Future

• Brookhaven Lab Honors Students in 2022 Maglev Competition

• Electrolyte Additive Offers Lithium Battery Performance Breakthrough

• Physicists Announce First Results from Daya Bay's Final Dataset

• Brookhaven Lab's Chang-Yong Nam Named a Battelle 'Inventor of the Year'

• 527th Brookhaven Lecture: New Physics, Measuring Muon Magnetism

• Quark Matter 2022: New Results from RHIC and LHC—Plus Plans for the Future

• Brookhaven Scientist Stephen Schwartz Wins 2022 Haagen-Smit Clean Air Award

• Self-Assembly Theory and COVID-19 Modeling with Alexei Tkachenko

• Liu and LaRochelle-Richard Win 2022 Chasman Award; Virtual Ceremony and Talks 6/22

• Haiyan Gao Named 'Highly Accomplished Asian American Professional'

• Brookhaven Lab Launches New Quantum Network Facility

• NSLS-II User Profile: Roopali Kukreja, UC Davis

• Scientists Nail Down 'Destination' for Protein That Delivers Zinc

• City of Storms Gets an Intensive Look

• Announcing the Inaugural Fowler Award Winners

• ARM Marks 30 Years of Collecting Atmospheric Data

• Ward Melville, Commack Students Test Bridges in International Contest

• Meet Greg Fries, NSLS-II Accelerator Division Deputy Director for Projects

• Machine Learning Framework IDs Targets for Improving Catalysts

• Hidden Distortions Trigger Promising Thermoelectric Property

• Ultrafast 'Camera' Captures Hidden Behavior of Potential 'Neuromorphic' Material

• DOE's Office of Science Graduate Student Research (SCGSR) Program Selects 80 Outstanding U.S. Graduate Students

• New Model for Antibacterial Mechanism: Toxic Misinformation

• Brookhaven Chemist Minfang Yeh Wins 2021 DPF Instrumentation Award

• Double Trouble Higgs

• Large Hadron Collider Restarts

• Brookhaven Lab CSI has its own 'Rising Star'

• Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship for College Students of Asian Heritage: Apply by 6/8

• 526th Brookhaven Lecture: Smoke, Fire, and Climate Change

• Seeing the Forest Through the Trees: Brookhaven Lab Scientists Develop New Computational Approach to Reduce Noise in X-ray Data

• Seeing More Deeply into Nanomaterials

• The Long Island Museum Announces Collaborative Exhibition with Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Layered Controls Can Significantly Curb Exposure to COVID-19

• Breakthrough MicroBooNE Measurement Elucidates Neutrino Interactions

• Successful Deployment of Equipment to New Scientific Data & Computing Center

• EVENT: Earth Day at the Jones Beach Energy & Nature Center

• Winner of 2022 Böer Awards Announced

• Researchers Create Nanoparticles to Address Environmental Problems

• NSLS-II Researcher Yonghua Du Recognized as a Highly Cited Researcher 2021

• Three Brookhaven Scientists Named Oppenheimer Leadership Fellows

• Princeton Plasma Physics Lab Joins Brookhaven Lab's Quantum Center

• Physicists 'Shine' Light on Inner Details and Breakup of Simple Nucleus

• BWIS Lecture: Shifting Paradigms to Engineer Change in STEM, Today, 3/24, at 4 p.m.

• Archives of a Pioneering Female Nuclear Physicist Soon Open for Research at the Center for Jewish History

• Toward Batteries That Pack Twice as Much Energy per Pound

• 525th Brookhaven Lecture: Coherent Electron Cooling for the Electron-Ion Collider

• Classifying Weather to Tease Out How Aerosols Influence Storms

• sPHENIX Detector Upgrade Clears Assembly Milestone

• Goldhaber Distinguished Fellowships: Call for Applications

• Ultrahard Chiton Teeth Discovery Offers Clues to Next-generation Advanced Materials

• BWIS Event: The Secret History of Women's Speech with Dana Rubin 3/17

• Doctoral Student Offers New Insight into Machine Learning Error Estimation

• A Simulation Success Story

• Brookhaven Lab Computing Appointee to Receive Highest Honor in Polymer Physics

• The Dark Side of the Universe: How Black Holes Became Supermassive

• BWIS Presents 'International Women's Day' Speakers

• Yale's Devoret Honored for Cutting-Edge Work in Quantum Physics

• ATLAS Event Selection System Readies for LHC Run 3

• The Electron-Ion Collider: A Precision Tool for Studying the 'Glue' that Binds Visible Matter

• Experts Swarm Houston to Track Thunderstorms

• Cornell to Lead Air Force Regional Research Hub

• Paul Chao Receives DOE Office of Science Graduate Student Research Award

• Clues to Better Batteries Emerge from Tracking Lithium

• Celebrating Augustus 'Gus' Prince: 'I'm as Good as Anybody'

• Black History Month Talk: A Museum in an Iconic Barbershop

• Evidence for Exotic Magnetic Phase of Matter

• 524th Brookhaven Lecture: Magnetism, Superconductivity, and Neutron Scattering

• AAAG Bouchet Speaker Series: 'Outreach and Education' with Ashley J. Wallace, 2/23, Noon

• SBU, Harvard Lead Research Team That Solves Longstanding Problem in Catalysis Science

• Simulant Material Could Aid in Fukushima Cleanup

• Engineering a Multi-Element Atomic Arrangement

• Steering Conversion of CO₂ and Ethane to Desired Products

• Brookhaven Lab Awards Construction Contract for New Facility

• Jericho Sr. High School, Hunter College Middle School Win Regional Science Bowls

• The Brain's Secret to Lifelong Learning Can Now Come as Hardware for Artificial Intelligence

• Noel Blackburn Named Chief Diversity Officer at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Women in Science Now Accepting Applications for 2022 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Screening Study IDs Inhibitor of Key COVID Virus Enzyme

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Abhay Deshpande Named AAAS Fellow

• Esther Takeuchi to Receive NAS Award in Chemical Sciences

• Characterizing the Corrosivity of Nuclear Reactor Materials with Trishelle Copeland-Johnson

• Scientists Recommend System of Checkpoints to Help Guide Climate Engineering Research

• Reshaping the World of Research Through Remote Experimentation

• 523rd Brookhaven Lecture: Ultrafast CO₂ Lasers, Accelerators

• How Seasonal Variation in Indoor Humidity Affects COVID-19 Transmission

• 300 High School Seniors Named Nation's Top Scientists in Regeneron Science Talent Search 2022

• Video: Biotechnology from Brookhaven Critical for COVID Vaccines

• Apply Now for 2022 Chasman Award for Women

• Live Celebration, Q&A: Brookhaven Lab's 75th Anniversary

• New Atomically-Thin Material Could Improve Efficiency of Light-Based Tech

• Team Aims to Pin Down Neutron Spin

• Dry Heat Disinfecting of N95 Masks Works, Preserves Fit

• Top-10 Areas of Amazing Science at Brookhaven Lab in 2021

• Oral and Gut Microbes Can Inactivate an Antidiabetic Drug, Princeton Scientists Find

• Researchers Discover Critical Role of Hydrogen Sulfide in Ability of Bacteria to Survive Antibiotics

• New Material Could Pave Way for Better, Safer Batteries

• National Labs, Alliance for Green Heat Announce New Push to Modernize the Wood Stove

• Susan McKeon Named Brookhaven Lab's Associate Director for Business Services

• New Model Accurately Describes COVID-19 Waves and Plateaus

• 522nd Brookhaven Lecture: Garth Williams, NSLS-II

• Start-up of 22nd Run at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC)

• Brookhaven Lab Awarded $8M for Electric Vehicle Battery Research

• DUNE Collaboration Starts Production of Components for Its Gigantic Neutrino Detector

• Department of Energy Announces $5.7 Million for Research on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML) for Nuclear Physics Accelerators and Detectors

• Meet Longtime IBM/Brookhaven Lab Scientist Jean Jordan-Sweet

• Clouds, Aerosols, and Air Quality in the Coastal Urban Environment

• ModSim 2021: The Future of Modeling and Simulation Gets a Nod from the Past

• Researchers Team up to get a Clearer Picture of Molten Salts

• Developing the Next Generation of Particle Accelerator Talent

• EIC User Profile: Cristiano Fanelli

• Revolutionizing Data Access Through Tiled

• Successful RHIC Run 21 Completes Beam Energy Scan II

• Tri-Lab Effort Makes Strides Toward Increasing Supply of Ac-225

• 521st Brookhaven Lecture: Plants, Climate Change, Photosynthesis

• Physics on Autopilot

• Brookhaven Lab and Small Business Partner to Advance Characterization Tools

• Converting Methane to Methanol—With and Without Water

• Brookhaven Lab's Julia Gehrlein Wins Fundamental Physics Innovation Award

• In Memoriam: Martin Blume, Former Brookhaven Lab Deputy Director

• Drone Flights Give Scientists Better Data on Vegetation in the Arctic Tundra

• Next-Gen Semiconductor Manufacturing Tech Wins DOE National Pitch Competition

• Researchers Use New X-ray Technique to Conserve Henry VIII's Favorite Warship

• Scientists Spot Rare Neutrino Signal for Big Physics Finding

• MicroBooNE Experiment's First Results Show No Hint of a Sterile Neutrino

• Study Sheds Light on Photosynthesis in Iron-Low Leaves

• Additively Manufacturing a Better Steel: The Key Could be in Synchrotron X-ray Techniques

• Brookhaven Lab Hosts Live Q&A on Dark Matter, 10/28

• Imaging the Chemical Fingerprints of Molecules

• To Mask or Not to Mask: Study Provides Mechanism to Test Materials

• 520th Brookhaven Lecture: Electrons in Quantum Materials

• Zhongwei Dai: Exploring the Strange Quantum World of 2D Materials

• Key Magnet Installed at sPHENIX Detector

• Two Brookhaven Lab Physicists Named APS Fellows

• Jose Rodriguez Named Fellow of the American Vacuum Society

• Direct Photons Offer Glimpse of Gluons' Dynamic Motion

• Getting up to Speed on the Proton

• EIC User Profile: Theoretical Nuclear and Particle Physicist Jennifer Rittenhouse West

• New Results from the RHIC Spin Program

• EIC User Profile: Francesco Bossu

• Brookhaven Lab's Graham Smith Named a Battelle 'Inventor of the Year'

• How to Train Your Magnet

• DOE's Office of Science Graduate Student Research (SCGSR) Program Selects 65 Outstanding U.S. Graduate Students

• Accelerator Physicist Irina Petrushina Named Blavatnik Regional Awards Finalist

• Connecting the Dots Between Material Properties and Qubit Performance

• Connections with Impact

• Celebrating National Nanotechnology Day, October 9

• Does Pollution Make Thunderstorms More Severe?

• Mobile Observatory Surveys Manhattan Atmosphere

• Scientists ID Sterol Essential for Oil Accumulation in Plants

• Researchers "Watch" Molten Salts Carve Tiny Nooks and Tunnels into Metal Alloys in 3D

• Physicists Probe Light Smashups to Guide Future Research

• How to Catch a Perfect Wave: Scientists Take a Closer Look Inside the Perfect Fluid

• Brookhaven Lab and Euclid Techlabs to Develop Coated Cathodes for Electron-Ion Collider

• Long Island Institutions Model the Future of Diverse STEM Education

• Observing Oxidation at the Atomic Level with Guangwen Zhou

• ECP Selects Sunita Chandrasekaran as Principal Investigator of the SOLLVE Project

• Making High-Quality Materials with Mingzhao Liu

• Fueling Scientific Discovery and Communication

• Anže Slosar: Then and Now

• The Mystery of the Flexible Shell

• Catalyst Study Advances Carbon-Dioxide-to-Ethanol Conversion

• Perovskite LEDs Shine in Metal-Organic Framework

• U.S. Department of Energy Announces $61 Million to Advance Breakthroughs in Quantum Information Science

• X-ray Technique Sheds Fresh Light on Correlated Metals

• DOE Invests Millions for Research in Data Reduction for Science

• EIC User Profile: Rachel Montgomery

• Toward Scaling Up Nanocages to Trap Noble Gases

• Results from Search for 'Chiral Magnetic Effect' at RHIC

• Increasing Sugar Availability for Oil Synthesis

• EIC User Profile: Prabhakar Palni

• Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm Visits Brookhaven Lab

• Revving Up to Advance Battery Research for Electric Vehicles

• 519th Brookhaven Lecture on 'Low-Dimensional' Nanomaterials

• Summer Sundays Offer Virtual Tour of Brookhaven Lab

• Layered Graphene with a Twist Displays Unique Quantum Confinement in 2-D

• C²QA Jumpstarts the Quantum Workforce with New Summer Program

• U.S. Department of Energy Announces $6 Million Towards 5G Advanced Wireless Networks

• Probing the Powers of Zeolites

• Through the Thin-film Glass, Researchers Spot a New Liquid Phase

• Tracking Pileups on Battery Charging Route to Drive Performance

• Scientists ID Enzyme for Making Key Industrial Chemical in Plants

• EIC User Profile: Alexander Jentsch

• Student Researchers Published Study on Micrometeorites

• Vera C. Rubin Observatory Staff Highlight: HyeYun Park

• EIC User Profile: Vaibhavi Gawas

• Shih-Ting (Christine) Wang: Designing Materials for Biomedicine

• Collisions of Light Produce Matter/Antimatter from Pure Energy

• Berkeley Lab's CAMERA Leads International Effort on Autonomous Scientific Discoveries

• Automatically Steering Experiments Toward Scientific Discovery

• Scientific Publishing Organizations and National Laboratories Partner on Transgender-Inclusive Name-Change Process for Published Papers

• Recognizing 314 Staff for Distinguished Contributions and Milestone Anniversaries

• Meet the 2020 Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Award Recipients

• Meet the 2020 Engineering Award Recipients

• Meet the 2020 Brookhaven Award Honorees

• Meet the 2020 Science & Technology Award Recipients

• 2021 Scharff-Goldhaber Prize Ceremony and Talk, 7/29

• Understanding the Physics in New Metals

• Wolfram Fischer Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Collider-Accelerator Department

• Tune in to the Hispanic Heritage Group's 2021 STEM Scholarship Ceremony 7/20

• 2021 AAAG STEM Scholarship Awards Ceremony, 7/20

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Receives Microanalysis Society's Peter Duncumb Award

• ATLAS Confirms Universality of Key Particle Interactions

• Meet Berenice Garcia

• sPHENIX Assembly Shifts into Visible High Gear

• Meet Jeff Ouellette

• Electron-Ion Collider Achieves Critical Decision 1 Approval

• Virtual Summer Sundays Return

• Recreating a Step in the Evolution of Viruses

• Exploring the Electrochemistry of Water-Based Batteries

• Department of Energy Announces $2.85 Million to Support Undergraduate Research Traineeships at HBCUs and other MSIs

• UH Hosts Two-Year Pilot Program for Minority Physics Students

• Solar Energy Collectors Grown From Seeds

• Uncovering Hidden Local States in a Quantum Material

• Putting Functional Proteins in Their Place

• Innovative Process That Removes Key Hurdle for Next-Generation Solar Cells Is Also a Lockbox for Greenhouse Gases

• Unraveling the Origin of Alzheimer's Disease

• Alex Harris Named Energy Sciences Director at Brookhaven Lab

• Pride Alliance and BWIS Speaker Laurel Hiatt: "They/Them in STEM" 6/23

• Brookhaven Lab Celebrates Top Science Fair Students

• Meet BSA's 2021 Scholarship Awardees

• Brookhaven Lab Intern Returns to Continue Theoretical Physics Pursuit

• Physicists Achieve Significant Improvement in Spotting Accelerator-produced Neutrinos in a Cosmic Haystack

• How COVID-19 Wreaks Havoc on Human Lungs

• Lighting Up Ultrafast Magnetism in a Metal Oxide

• Scientists Discover New Approach to Stabilize Cathode Materials

• Stefaniak and Dunkin Win 2021 Chasman Award; Virtual Ceremony and Talks 6/29

• Three Brookhaven Scientists to Receive Early Career Research Program Funding

• Physicists Uncover Secrets of World's Thinnest Superconductor

• Al Rielly Named Manager of Brookhaven Lab's Occupational Medicine Clinic

• Research Team Develops New Class of Soft Materials

• Capturing the Chemistry of Light-Activated Cancer Drugs with Ruomei Gao

• Leveraging DNA to Create Advanced, Usable Materials with Jason Kahn

• New Dual-Beam Microscope Installed at the Center for Functional Nanomaterials

• NSLS-II User Profile: Geneva Laurita, Bates College

• Massive Fragment Screen Points Way to New SARS-CoV-2 Inhibitors

• Physicists Find a Novel Way to Switch Antiferromagnetism On and Off

• Brookhaven Lab Honors Top Students in Bridge and Maglev Contests

• Esther Takeuchi Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

• Brookhaven Lab and Northrop Grumman to Further Lab-Industry Collaborations

• ANSTO's X-ray Techniques Support Improvements in Solar

• Mapping the Electronic States in an Exotic Superconductor

• Safely Probing Chernobyl Fuel Simulants with X-rays

• Synthesis Method Expands Material Possibilities

• AI Agent Helps Identify Material Properties Faster

• Mapping Performance Variations to See How Lithium-Metal Batteries Fail

• Goldhaber Distinguished Fellowships: Call for Applications

• Howard-Brookhaven Partnership Empowers Minorities in STEM

• Brookhaven Lab Names New Nuclear and Particle Physics Directorate Lead

• AAAG STEM & Vincent J. Castillo STEM Scholarship Applications Due 5/17

• Suppression of COVID-19 Waves Reflects Time-Dependent Social Activity, Not Herd Immunity

• The Science Behind the Shot: Biotech Tools Developed at Brookhaven Lab Fundamental to Making COVID-19 Vaccines

• Moving Toward a Clean-Energy Future by Advancing Fuel Cell Technology

• Searching for the Holy Grail of Higgs Physics

• Background on Brookhaven Lab's Involvement in the Muon g-2 Experiment

• First Results from Fermilab's Muon g-2 Experiment Strengthen Evidence of New Physics

• Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship for College Students of Asian Heritage: Apply by 6/5

• Deadline Extended to 4/15: Apply Now for Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Finding Gene Neighbors Leads to New Protein Functions

• LI High School Seniors: Apply Now for the Hispanic Heritage Group's 2021 STEM Scholarship

• Mutant Gene-Targeted Immunotherapy Approach Developed

• Brookhaven to Receive Department of Energy Funding for Battery Manufacturing

• Debbie Bauer Receives Diversity in Business Award

• The Mystery of the Muon's Magnetism

• ATOM Consortium Welcomes Three DOE National Laboratories to Accelerate Drug Discovery

• Game on: Science Edition

• Yingqi Cai: Passion for Plants Leads to Promising Biofuel Research

• Howard University Professor to Receive First Joseph A. Johnson Award

• Explosive Origins of 'Secondary' Ice—and Snow

• Building Tough 3D Nanomaterials with DNA

• Lena Funcke Receives Leona Woods Lectureship Award

• Magnetism Meets Topology on a Superconductor's Surface

• Scientists Describe Detector Goals for Electron-Ion Collider (EIC)

• Argonne Scientists Help Explain Phenomenon in Hardware That Could Revolutionize AI

• Celebrate Pi Day with MoMath and NSLS-II

• AFRL Launches Collaborative Biosensor Effort to Detect Stress and Fatigue Biomarkers

• Meet Dr. Anibal Boscoboinik: Staff Scientist, CFN, Brookhaven National Lab

• Searching for Signs of 'Glueballs' in Proton-Proton Smashups

• Tantalizing Signs of Phase-change 'Turbulence' in RHIC Collisions

• Meet Sidra Zia and Welcome Her Back to Brookhaven Lab

• Webinar with Sec. Granholm 3/4: National Labs in the Fight: Marshalling DOE's Scientific Prowess to Combat COVID-19

• 'Girl Power in Stem: Choose to Challenge!' Saturday, 3/6

• Great Neck South Wins Virtual Regional Middle School Science Bowl

• Chemistry Goes Under Cover

• Alejandro Sonzogni is New Chair of Nuclear Science and Technology Department

• Green Algae Reveals One mRNA Encodes Many Proteins

• 'Forward' Jet-tracking Components Installed at RHIC's STAR Detector

• Talty Receives 2020 Gorman-Metz Scholarship

• Erick Hunt to Lead Strategic Partnership Programs Office

• Tuning Electrode Surfaces to Optimize Solar Fuel Production

• In Memoriam: Frederick Molone

• Amy Engel Named Manager of Environmental and Community Engagement at Brookhaven Lab

• Professor Margaret Martonosi elected to the National Academy of Engineering

• HL-LHC Accelerator Upgrade Project Receives Approval to Move Full-speed-ahead

• Virtual Talk, Q&A: COVID-19 Research at Brookhaven Lab

• Study Reveals Platinum's Role in Clean Fuel Conversion

• Great Neck South Wins 2021 Regional High School Science Bowl

• In Memoriam: Istvan Dioszegi

• What is Luminosity?

• Brookhaven Women in Science Now Accepting Applications for 2021 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Chemists Settle Battery Debate, Propel Research Forward

• Brookhaven Physicist Robert Palmer Retires After 60 Years

• RHIC Run 21: Pushing the Limits at the Lowest Collision Energy

• Tiny Particles that Seed Clouds Can Form from Trace Gases Over Open Sea

• DNA Origami Enables Fabricating Superconducting Nanowires

• Operating Efficiently and Compliantly with Essala Lowe

• Designing Materials from First Principles with Yuan Ping

• Scientists Streamline Process for Controlling Spin Dynamics

• Light-induced Twisting of Weyl Nodes Switches on Giant Electron Current

• Science Begins at Brookhaven Lab's New Cryo-EM Research Facility

• Brookhaven Lab Interns Study Airborne COVID-19 Spread

• Brookhaven Intern Caroline Sears Analyzes Nuclear Fission Yields

• Apply Now for 2021 Chasman Award for Women

• Brookhaven Lab's Top-10 Stories of 2020

• Scientists Discover Plants' Roadblock to Specialty Oil Production

• Students Identify Starting Points for Potential COVID-19 Inhibitors

• Pavlos Kollias Receives AGU Atmospheric Sciences Ascent Award

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• National Virtual Biotechnology Laboratory Symposium, October 28

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• #BlackInPhysics Week to Build Community, Increase Visibility

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• Virtual RHIC/AGS Users' Mtg. Thursday, 10/22; Friday, 10/23

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• Mike Jensen: Cloud Scientist, Modeler, and Storm Maven

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• Automating 2-D Material Exfoliation with Suji Park

• Decoding the Structure of Petroleum with Yunlong Zhang

• Key Partners Mark Launch of Electron-Ion Collider Project

• New Calculation Refines Comparison of Matter with Antimatter

• Sharing Science Online: Watch Brookhaven's Summer Sundays Series

• APS Designates Sanford Lab, Morgan State University as Historic Physics Sites

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• Brookhaven Lab's Evgeny Nazaretski Named a Battelle 'Inventor of the Year'

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• Microwaving New Materials

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• Summer Students Tackle COVID-19

• ModSim 2020 Takes a Virtual Turn

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• Nuclear Physics Data Demand More Powerful Processing

• White House Office of Technology Policy, National Science Foundation and Department of Energy Announce Over $1 Billion in Awards for Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Information Science Research Institutes

• Brookhaven Lab to Lead Quantum Research Center

• The Electron-Ion Collider – A New Frontier in Nuclear Physics

• A Team of International Physicists Join Forces in Hunt for Sterile Neutrinos

• Brookhaven Lab Partners in New $40 M Research Center to Convert Sunlight to Liquid Fuels

• Rare Phenomenon Observed by ATLAS Features the LHC as a High-energy Photon Collider

• Summer Sundays Go Virtual

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• Department of Energy funds milestone North Carolina-led initiative to advance solar energy research

• On a Quest to Tailor the Reactivity of Oxide Catalysts

• Ready to Join the Fight Against COVID-19

• DOE Unveils Blueprint for Quantum Internet at 'Launch To The Future: Quantum Internet'

• The Qubit Connection

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• Upcoming Webinar—See The Light: The National Synchrotron Light Source and Other Tools of Discovery

• ARM Announces 2020 Service Award Recipients

• No Need to Mind The Gap: Astrophysicists Fill In 11 Billion Years of Our Universe's Expansion History

• Predicting X-ray Absorption Spectra from Graphs

• Charm Quarks Offer Clues to Confinement

• 2020 AAAG STEM Scholarship Awards Ceremony, 7/20

• Brookhaven and Forge Nano to Mature Noble Gas-Trapping Technology

• Lab Resolves Origin of Perovskite Instability

• Engineers Advance Insights on Black Phosphorus as a Material for Future Ultra-low Power Flexible Electronics

• 22 Students Honored in Brookhaven Lab's First Virtual Science Fair

• Atomically Thin Magnets for Next Generation Spin and Quantum Electronics

• 2020 Scharff-Goldhaber Prize Ceremony and Talk, 7/9

• SuperKEKB Collider Achieves the World's Highest Luminosity

• Apart Yet Together: Virtual 2020 NSLS-II & CFN Users' Meeting

• Drones Help Calibrate Radio Telescope at Brookhaven Lab

• Engineers Design a Device That Operates Like a Brain Synapse

• New Research Deepens Mystery of Particle Generation in Proton Collisions

• New Effort to Link Plant Genes to Functions in Bioenergy Crops

• Going Virtual When Students' Science Fair Hopes Are Halted

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• 'Science at Home' Activities for Students

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• Department of Energy Announces COVID-19 Innovation Portal and Assistance Program

• Celebrating 20 Years of Smashing Success at RHIC

• Department of Energy Announces $33 Million for 2020 Technology Commercialization Fund Projects

• Physicists Publish Worldwide Consensus of Muon Magnetic Moment Calculation

• Search for New Physics Through Multiboson Production

• Brookhaven Lab Names Project Director for Electron-Ion Collider

• First-Person Science: Esther Takeuchi on Batteries

• Exploring New Ways to See the Higgs Boson

• RHIC and the EIC

• A Window of Opportunity

• Experimenting with Laser Wakefield Acceleration

• Galactic Cosmic Rays Now Available for Study on Earth, Thanks to NASA

• EIC R&D Yields Energy-saving Accelerator Innovations

• Zhang and Wang Win 2020 Chasman Award; Virtual Ceremony and Talks 5/26

• Call for Applicants: 2020 Gorman-Metz Scholarship

• Peering into Functioning Batteries with Sooyeon Hwang

• First Virtual Memorial Day Tribute at Brookhaven Lab

• Inside Brookhaven National Lab's COVID-19 Quest

• A Fresh Pair of Eyes On an Old Nuclear Physics Problem

• Electrons Break Rotational Symmetry in Exotic Low-Temp Superconductor

• Quantum Gases Won't Take the Heat

• Meet the Intern Using Quantum Computing to Study the Early Universe

• Organic Spacers Improve LED Performance

• Detecting Ghostlike Neutrinos: Tiny Messengers From the Universe

• Scholarship for College Students of Asian Heritage

• Artificial intelligence is energy-hungry. New hardware could curb its appetite.

• Stephen Springston: Master of Puzzles and Problems

• Four Years of Calculations Lead to New Insights into Muon Anomaly

• Meet BSA's 2020 Scholarship Awardees

• Brookhaven Biochemist Receives Prestigious Award for Plant Lipid Research

• Water is Key in Catalytic Conversion of Methane to Methanol

• Stabilizing High-Efficiency Solar Cells

• Fighting COVID with Computing

• Capturing Images of Life on Brookhaven's Wild Side

• AI Fast-tracks Drug Discovery to Fight COVID-19

• New Cathode Material Locks In Oxygen

• New Discovery Helps Close the Gap Towards Optically-Controlled Quantum Computation

• Ward Melville Student Wins Brookhaven's First-ever Virtual Bridge Contest

• Meet Christine Ali: Military War Veteran and Chemical Engineer

• Two is Better Than One

• Cell Membrane Proteins Imaged in 3-D

• The Cold Eyes of DUNE

• Belle II explores new "portal" into dark matter - First results from the Belle II Experiment

• Researchers Working on Computational Models to Design Ways to Treat COVID-19

• Brookhaven Lab Mobilizes Resources in Fight Against COVID-19

• Scientists See Energy Gap Modulations in a Cuprate Superconductor

• Meet the Engineers Whose Programming Helps Enhance Climate Research

• Quantum Effect Triggers Unusual Material Expansion

• Happy 100^th Birthday to Ernest Courant

• Upgrading Biomass with Selective Surface-Modified Catalysts

• Brookhaven Lab's Lijun Wu Receives 2020 Chuck Fiori Award

• Scientists Observe Superconductivity in Meteorites

• Atomic Defect Lines Suppress Deactivation of Iron Oxide Catalysts

• Three National Laboratories Achieve Record Magnetic Field for Accelerator Focusing Magnet

• Chasing Lithium Ions on the Move in a Fast-Charging Battery

• Protecting DNA Origami for Anti-Cancer Drug Delivery

• 'Strange' Glimpse into Neutron Stars and Symmetry Violation

• Congratulations, 2019 Spotlight Awardees!

• "Girl Power in Stem: Each for Equal!" Saturday, 3/7, at SBU

• Gold in Limbo Between Solid and Melted States

• A Material's Insulating Properties Can Be Tuned at Will

• Like Snowflakes, Soot Particles Are Unique—Affecting Climate Modeling

• Stunning Images Capture Cosmic Ray Tracks

• Brookhaven Lab to Lead AMF3 Move to Southeastern United States

• Defects in Magnetic Nanoparticles May Improve Cancer Treatment

• Light Sources Form Data Solution Task Force

• Great Neck South Wins Long Island Regional Science Bowls

• Brookhaven Women in Science Now Accepting Applications for 2020 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Empire State Development and the LI Stem Hub Announce the Launch of "Full STEM Ahead Long Island" Video Series and Curriculum

• Cathode 'Defects' Improve Battery Performance

• Apply Now for 2020 Chasman Award for Women

• Making High-Temperature Superconductivity Disappear to Understand Its Origin

• Beating the Heat in the Living Wings of Butterflies

• Monitoring Intermediates in CO₂ Conversion to Formate by Metal Catalyst

• Theoretical Study Points to Jade-Like Materials as Quantum Spin Liquids

• A New Spin on the Basics

• NSLS-II Achieves Design Beam Current of 500 Milliamperes

• Meet Liguo Wang, Scientific Operations Director of LBMS

• Transformative 'Green' Accelerator Achieves World's First 8-pass Full Energy Recovery

• CFN Staff Spotlight: Xiaohui Qu Bridges the Data Science-Materials Science Gap

• CFN User Spotlight: Nik Singh Seeks Better Battery Materials

• Nano-objects of Desire: Assembling Ordered Nanostructures in 3-D

• Brookhaven Lab Employees Support Local Families for the Holidays

• The Big Questions: Sally Dawson on the Higgs Boson

• Department of Energy Selects Site for Electron-Ion Collider

• U.S. Department of Energy Selects Brookhaven National Laboratory to Host Major New Nuclear Physics Facility

• Back to the Basics: Studying Quantum Phenomena

• BWIS Speaker Ed Sierra on 'Enrico Fermi: Voyage to a New World' 1/23

• Top-10 Science and Technology Achievements of 2019

• Season's Greetings

• Electron Pulser for Ultrafast Electron Microscopy Wins 2019 R&D 100 Award

• Camouflage Made of Quantum Material Could Hide You From Infrared Cameras

• LI High School Students Solve Protein Structures at Brookhaven's Light Source

• The Big Questions: Barbara Jacak on the Quark-Gluon Plasma

• 20^th Year of Particle Smashups Underway at Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider

• Scientists 'Tune In' to Proton Spin Precession

• Meet Dr. Fernando Camino: Staff Scientist, CFN, Brookhaven National Lab

• New Function for Plant Enzyme Could Lead to Green Chemistry

• The Big Questions: José Rodriguez on Catalysts

• Brookhaven Hosts Seven Teams for 2019 CyberForce Competition^TM

• Meet Alessandra Colli: Engineering Improvements in 3-D-printed Metals

• Get to Know 10 Early-Career Experimentalists

• Building up the African Physics Community

• Google's Pedram Roushan on 'Quantum Supremacy' at Brookhaven Lab, 12/4

• Department of Energy Announces $80 Million For New Grid Modernization Lab Call Projects

• Dmitri Zakharov Recognized with the 2019 Chuck Fiori Award

• Turning Up the Heat to Create New Nanostructured Metals

• University of Maryland, Baltimore County wins 2019 National CyberForce Competition™

• Brookhaven Lab Scientists to Show Why 'HPC is Now' at SC19

• Tackling Food Insecurity with Remote Sensing

• Brookhaven–Commonwealth Fusion Energy Project Wins DOE Funding

• U.S. Department of Energy to Hold Fifth CyberForce Competition™

• Tethered Chem Combos Could Revolutionize Artificial Photosynthesis

• BWIS Speaker: 'Conserving, Preserving, and Understanding the Materials and Techniques of Works of Art' 11/14

• The Secret Behind Crystals that Shrink when Heated

• Celebrate the Search for Dark Matter

• A Superconductor That "Remembers" its Electronic Charge Arrangement

• Brookhaven Lab Hosts Third GPU Hackathon

• Neutrino Physicist Kirsty Duffy Receives Leona Woods Lectureship Award

• 3-D Periodic Table at New York Hall of Science

• NSLS-II Celebrates its 5th Anniversary

• Machine-Learning Analysis of X-ray Data Picks Out Key Catalytic Properties

• Allison McComiskey: An Observer of the Natural World

• Scientists discover fractal patterns in a quantum material

• Two Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named DOE Office of Science Distinguished Fellows

• Aerosol Hunter

• Denisov Leads High Energy Physics at Brookhaven

• Chemistry Postdoc Receives Battery500 Young Investigator Award

• Two Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named Fellows of the American Physical Society

• Alumni from African School of Physics Come to Brookhaven Lab for Hands-on Work Experience

• BWIS/AAAG Speaker: 'Realigning the Crooked Room in STEM,' 10/17

• Following the Data Trail to Accelerated Discovery

• Researchers Think Small to Make Progress Toward Better Fuel Cells

• Department of Energy Announces $21.4 Million for Quantum Information Science Research

• PROSPECT Experiment Garners Lawrence Livermore S&T Award

• U.S. ATLAS Phase I Upgrade Completed

• Brookhaven Lab Recognizes 347 Staff at 2019 Awards Ceremony

• Meet the 2019 Brookhaven Award Recipients

• Meet the 2019 Science & Technology Award Recipients

• Meet the 2019 Engineering Award Recipients

• Stony Brook University Students Haoyue Guo and Chun-Hao Pan Win 15th Annual Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Theorists Discover the "Rosetta Stone" for Neutrino Physics

• BSA Distinguished Lecture, 9/25: First Image of a Black Hole

• Scientists Prepare Ship for Mission Locked in Arctic Ice

• GPUs Power GE Code at OLCF Hackathons

• PubSci at the Parrish Merges Science, Art, and Music

• Tiny Airborne Particles from Wildfires have Climate Change Implications

• Brookhaven Lab, Suffolk Girl Scouts Launch Patch Program

• Lynne Ecker: A Nuclear Materials Scientist

• Toward Collaborative Scientific Computing

• Innovative Accelerator Achieves Full Energy Recovery

• Making Science Fun at Brookhaven Lab's Summer Sundays

• PubSci at the Parrish: Sound, Sculpture, and Simulation

• STEM Prep Students Get Hands-On Experience at Brookhaven Lab, Again

• Rice Reactor Turns Greenhouse Gas Into Pure Liquid Fuel

• Brookhaven Lab Celebrates the Bright Future of its 2019 Interns

• New Radiological Assistance Program Center of Excellence Is Ready

• Smarter Experiments for Faster Materials Discovery

• AFRL Looks to Fine Tune Process of 3D Printing Composite Inks

• Enhancing Materials for Hi-Res Patterning to Advance Microelectronics

• CFN Staff Spotlight: Esther Tsai Brings Expertise in X-ray Imaging

• Of Leaves and Light

• Organizational Announcement: Instrumentation Division Realignment

• PubSci at the Parrish: Sculpture, Sound, & Simulation

• Measuring the Charge of Electrons in a High-Temp Superconductor

• Brookhaven Completes LSST's Digital Sensor Array

• The Importance of Communicating About (Nuclear) Science

• Brookhaven Lab and University of Delaware Begin Joint Initiative

• Summer Intern Christopher Hayes Studies Charge Separation for Solar Energy

• Early Career Funding Awarded to Viviana Cavaliere

• Department of Energy Announces $6.5 Million for Isotope R&D and Production

• Building a Network for Long-Distance Quantum Communication

• Novel Networking

• BWIS Talk 8/15: She Wins – We Win: The Criticality of Supporting Women in STEM and Innovation

• From Designing to Reprogramming: Intern Steven Snell Spends His Summer at AGS and RHIC

• Atom-Smashing Fun: Visit RHIC on Aug. 4

• Yale University Student Brooke Russell Wins Annual Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Meet Radiochemist Vanessa Sanders

• BSA Distinguished Lecture on 8/20: The Science of Laughter

• Transforming Advanced Nanoscience Data into Interactive Art

• Exploring the Ultra Small: Tour CFN on July 28

• Imaging the Chemical Structure of Individual Molecules, Atom by Atom

• In Memoriam: Christina Swinson-Cruz

• Brilliant Light, Dazzling Discoveries: Visit NSLS-II on July 21

• Interns Investigate Catalysts for a Greener Future

• Meet the User Facility Team: Berndt Mueller and Rosi Reed, RHIC

• DOE Lab Library and Science & Technical Info Meeting Held at Brookhaven

• 'The Golden Age of Heavy Ion Collisions'

• Family Fun Day at Brookhaven Lab is July 14

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Sally Dawson Receives Julius Wess Award

• In Memoriam: William "Jimmy" Newburgh

• Optimizing the Growth of Coatings on Nanowire Catalysts

• The Best is Yet to Come: The 2019 NSLS-II/CFN Users' Meeting

• The Mantis Shrimp's Perfect Shield

• Creating 'Movies' of Thin Film Growth at NSLS-II

• Brookhaven Lab Director Doon Gibbs Recognized by LIA, City & State

• BWIS Talk 6/27: A Career in Magnets: Past, Present, and Future

• NYPA Extends Solar Forecasting Network to Albany as Part of Study to Improve Grid Reliability

• 2019 Scharff-Goldhaber Prize Ceremony and Talk, 7/3

• Jean Clifford Brutus in Minority Engineer Magazine

• A Miniature Camera for the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope Will Help Test the Observatory and Take First Images

• Plants' Oil-Production Accelerator Also Activates the Brakes

• Researchers to Take Advantage of DOE's Advanced Supercomputers

• In Memoriam: Thomas Gannon

• Electron (or 'Hole') Pairs May Survive Effort to Kill Superconductivity

• Hybrid Nanostructure Steps Up Light-Harvesting Efficiency

• Preparing Scientific Applications for Exascale Computing

• New Core-Shell Catalyst for Ethanol Fuel Cells

• APAA/BWIS Talk and Workshop 6/6: Communicating Your Research Through Comedy

• Electron Bunches Keep Ions Cool at RHIC

• New Lab overview video

• 35 Lab Staff Recognized for Perfect Attendance

• Scientists Design Organic Cathode for High Performance Batteries

• Brothers Reunited on the ATLAS Experiment

• Ten Years and Nearly a Billion Dollars: How Project Management Made a Massive X-Ray Light Source Possible

• STAR Detector has a New Inner Core

• European Physical Society Honors Top-Quark Experiments

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Raju Venugopalan to be Honored at Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Celebration

• Finding the Cause of Capacity Loss in a Metal-Oxide Battery Material

• Brookhaven's Mircea Cotlet Named a Battelle "Inventor of the Year"

• Molecular Landscaping

• Nanoscale Sculpturing Leads to Unusual Packing of Nanocubes

• A Photonic Trapper Keeper

• Wang and Akter Win 2019 Chasman Award; Ceremony and Talks 5/22

• Integrating Scientific Computing into Science Curricula

• 2D Insulators With Ferromagnetic Properties Are Rare; Researchers Just Identified A New One

• Noel Blackburn Receives Diversity in Business Award

• Meet Brookhaven Science Associates' 2019 College Scholarship Awardees

• From 'Spaghetti Strength' to 'Race to the Future Hydrogen Fuel Cell': Winning Projects at Brookhaven's 2019 Elementary School Science Fair

• Brookhaven Lab and the Belle II Experiment

• New Approach for Solving Protein Structures from Tiny Crystals

• 2019 Castillo and AAAG STEM Scholarships: High School Seniors Apply by 5/15

• Meet NSLS-II's Lisa Miller

• Plant Cells Eat Their Own … Membranes and Oil Droplets

• New Lens System for Brighter, Sharper Diffraction Images

• Catalyst Renders Nerve Agents Harmless

• Building a Printing Press for New Quantum Materials

• University of Arizona Physicist Vivian Miranda Receives Leona Woods Lectureship Award

• Summer Sundays Dates Announced

• Earth Day 2019 Photo Contest Winners

• Brookhaven Lab's Asian Pacific American Association Offers Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Optimizing Network Software to Advance Scientific Discovery

• Meet Diane Hatton: Project Planning, Tracking, and Team Building—the Secrets to Success

• DOE's Science Graduate Student Research Program Selects 70 Students to Pursue Research at DOE Laboratories

• Cathy Cutler Wins Brookhaven Town's 2019 Woman in Science Recognition Award

• Brookhaven Joins the IBM Q Network Hub at Oak Ridge National Lab

• 'Electron Shuttle' Protein Plays Key Role in Plant Cell-Wall Construction

• Quantum Goes the Distance

• Samantha Nowak: From CFN User to CFN Postdoc

• Meet Brookhaven Lab's Female Firefighters

• Fox Named Prime Contract Manager

• Our Favorite Elements

• Putting a New Spin on Majorana Fermions

• Long Island Students Race Maglev Vehicles Competing for Top Honors in Brookhaven Lab Contest

• Ward Melville Student Wins Brookhaven's 2019 Bridge Contest

• Illuminating Water Filtration

• 'How Beauty Leads Physics Astray' Lecture at Brookhaven Lab

• Meet the Women of Brookhaven Lab

• Kick-off of the Belle II Phase 3 Physics Run

• Lithium Ions Flow Through Solid Material

• Brookhaven Lab Publishes Second Edition of Nuclear Nonproliferation Textbook

• Stony Brook University and Brookhaven National Laboratory Host Quantum Information Science Workshop

• Meet Gretchen Cisco: User Administrator of NSLS-II

• From Intern to Mentor: Meet NSLS-II's Christopher Guerrero

• BWIS Lecture 3/21: Natural Products in Pharmaceuticals

• Cause of Cathode Degradation Identified for Nickel-rich Materials

• Sea Quark Surprise Reveals Deeper Complexity in Proton Spin Puzzle

• PubSci Explores the Building Blocks of Matter

• SuperKEKB Phase 3 (Belle II Physics Run) Starts

• McKnight Named Manager for Procurement & Property Management at Brookhaven Lab

• Great Neck South Middle School Wins Regional Middle School Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Synchrotron Tools Aid NETL Research On Converting CO₂ Into Useful Products

• BWIS Lecture 3/8: She Is on Her Way: The Changing World for Women in Science in the Developing World

• PubSci: Big Bang Physics and the Building Blocks of Matter

• NETL Develops an Improved Process for Creating Building Blocks for $200 Billion Per Year Chemical Industry Market

• African School of Physics

• Large Hadron Collider Upgrade Project Leaps Forward

• Intern Abbi Elger is Helping Photons Travel on the Communication Highway

• PubSci Science Café and Conversation: Big Bang Physics

• BWIS Accepting Applications for 2019 Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Quantum Information Science Effort Expands at Brookhaven Lab

• James Wishart Awarded Maria Skłodowska-Curie Medal

• Radio Telescope Gets Upgrade at Brookhaven Lab

• Michael Venegoni Named Manager of Brookhaven Lab's Laboratory Protection Division

• Congratulations, 2018 Spotlight Awardees!

• Three Brookhaven Scientists Named Highly Cited Researchers

• Island Trees High School Wins Regional High School Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Mike Clancy Named Manager of Brookhaven Lab's Safety & Health Services Division

• Predicting Urban and Coastal Microclimates

• High School 'Partners in Science' Visit NSLS-II, Library

• Success After a Three-Year Sprint

• CFN Staff Spotlight: Priscilla Antunez Guides Partnerships that Advance Nanoscience to Impact Society

• CFN User Spotlight: Morgan Huse Measures the Mechanical Forces Generated by Immune Cells

• BWIS Lecture 1/31: Probing Epigenome to Target Breast Cancer

• Building a Cybersecurity Workforce

• New Campaign Will Track Deep Convective Clouds Over Houston

• Journal Special Issues Honor Chemists Radoslav Adzic and Jan Hrbek

• Cliff Gerlak: From U.S. Marine Veteran to Chemical Engineer

• Brookhaven's CFN Celebrates Decade of Discovery

• In Memoriam: Humberto Palacios

• Meet Raffaele Miceli: Using Math and Physics to Build Visualizations for Discovery Science

• Meet Catherine Trewhella: Mapping Terrestrial Analogs for Martian Samples

• Dark Energy Survey completes six-year mission

• Top 10 Discoveries of 2018

• Startup Time for Ion Collisions Exploring the Phases of Nuclear Matter

• Carrying and Releasing Nanoscale Cargo with "Nanowrappers"

• Brookhaven Delivers Innovative Magnets for New Energy-Recovery Accelerator

• Illuminating Nanoparticle Growth with X-rays

• Creating Nanoscale Patterns at Record Resolution: An Instructional Video

• 2019 Renate W. Chasman Scholarship for Women Offered

• Theory Paper Offers Alternate Explanation for Particle Patterns

• Lighting the Way to Centralized Computing Support for Photon Science

• Accelerated Computing Hackathon Returns for Second Year

• Construction Starts on New Cryo-EM Center at Brookhaven Lab

• Quantum Interactions

• ATLAS Physicist María Moreno Llácer Receives Leona Woods Lectureship Award

• Biophysicist F. William Studier Elected Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors

• Steven Coleman Named Associate Laboratory Director for Environment, Safety, & Health at Brookhaven Lab

• Compelling Evidence for Small Drops of Perfect Fluid

• Solar Base Station Gets Upgrade

• Scientists Enter Unexplored Territory in Superconductivity Search

• Reflecting Antiferromagnetic Arrangements

• Borophene Advances as 2-D Materials Platform

• Student Exchange Program Established to Honor Late World-Renowned Physicist, Satoshi Ozaki

• LHC Ends Second Season of Data-Taking

• Using Hydrogen Ions to Manipulate Magnetism on the Molecular Scale

• Brookhaven Lab to Co-Host DOE's CyberForce Competition

• Honoring Those Who Have Served Our Nation

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist, Science Communicator Named AAAS Fellows

• Light-Activated, Single-Ion Catalyst Breaks Down Carbon Dioxide

• Brookhaven Lab to Host Teams Participating in DOE's CyberForce Competition

• Meet NSLS-II's Tom Caswell: Lead Developer of Matplotlib

• Leadership Development Experts to Deliver BWIS Lecture Thursday, 11/29: 'The Science of Success: Accelerating Women in STEM Leadership for Better Results'

• Back Cut!

• Making X-ray Microscopy 10 Times Faster

• Scientists Produce 3-D Chemical Maps of Single Bacteria

• PubSci: Big Bang Physics and the Building Blocks of Matter

• Detecting Light in a Different Dimension

• Meet the Director: Mark Palmer, Accelerator Test Facility

• Rice Engineers Give Organic Photovoltaics New Properties

• Unlocking the Secrets of Metal-Insulator Transitions

• In Memoriam: Thomas Steitz, Nobel Laureate, 78

• EVENT TODAY: Celebrate the 60th Anniversary of Technetium-99m

• Physicists Named Gordon Bell Award Finalists for Work on Modeling Neutron Lifespans

• Brookhaven Scientists to Share Their HPC Inspiration at SC18

• Leading-edge AI Computing System now at Home with Brookhaven Lab's Computational Science Initiative

• Energy Secretary Rick Perry Visits Brookhaven Lab

• PubSci Science Café and Conversation: Big Bang Physics

• Brookhaven Lab Launches "PubSci Playback" Podcast

• Celebrating the 60th Anniversary of Technetium-99m

• BWIS-BERA Science Fair: Inspiring STEM in Our Kids

• STAR Detector on the Move

• BNLers Race in 2018 Dragon Boat Festival

• "Invisible Glass" Wins 2018 Create the Future Design Contest Grand Prize

• Bingjie Zhang Wins 14th Annual Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Celebrate the Dark (Matter) this Halloween with Dark Matter Day: The Return

• Four Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named Fellows of American Physical Society

• 'Alive B4 Five': Learn About Clubs, Volunteer Opportunities, Sports, Mentoring, and More at the Lab, 10/10, 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

• In Memoriam: Leon Lederman, Nobel Laureate, 96

• New NSLS-II Beamline Illuminates Electronic Structures

• Making a Movie of Nanocrystals' Structural Evolution

• "Choosy" Electronic Correlations Dominate Metallic State of Iron Superconductor

• Single Atoms Break Carbon's Strongest Bond

• Winning Big Physics Pictures Announced

• Meet the 2018 Engineering Award Recipients

• CERN Courier Article on Electron-Ion Collider

• 470 Staff Members Recognized at 2018 Employee Awards & VIP Service Celebration

• Meet the 2018 Science & Technology Award Recipients

• Meet the 2018 Brookhaven Award Recipients

• BSA Distinguished Lecture on 10/2: Illuminating Dark Matter

• PubSci Explores the Intersection of Science and Art

• Department of Energy Announces $218 Million for Quantum Information Science

• How a Molecular Signal Helps Plant Cells Decide When to Make Oil

• First Particle Tracks Seen in Prototype for International Neutrino Experiment

• Machine Learning IDs Markers to Help Predict Alzheimer's

• Defining STEM Pathways for Young Female Students

• STAR Team Receives Secretary's Achievement Award

• Writing Code for a More Skilled and Diverse STEM Workforce

• Catalyst Advance Could Lead to Economical Fuel Cells

• Meet David Livoti: Radiofrequency Technician in Collider-Accelerator Department

• PubSci at the Parrish: Illumination

• Brookhaven Lab Physicists Deliver Key Components for ProtoDUNE Detector

• CFN Scientist Spotlight: Dmytro Nykypanchuk Explores How DNA Can Enable the Rational Design of Nanomaterials

• CFN User Spotlight: Jennifer Carpena-Núñez Studies the Fundamentals of Carbon Nanotube Growth

• LHC Scientists Detect Most Favored Higgs Decay

• Cast Your Vote for the Best Big Physics Picture of 2018

• Meet Jasmine Hatcher and Trishelle Copeland-Johnson

• Novel X-Ray Optics Boost Imaging Capabilities at NSLS-II

• Brookhaven Lab Pays Tribute to 2018 Summer Interns

• Summer Sundays Connect Long Island to World-class Science

• Summer Sundays Visitors Become "NSLS-II Junior Operators"

• ICARUS Neutrino Detector Installed in new Fermilab Home

• BSA Distinguished Lecture on Monday, 8/20: 'A Pressure Test to Evaluate Engineering Biology: 10 Molecules, 90 Days. Go.'

• From Hurricane Katrina Victim to Presidential Awardee: A SUNO Professor's Award-Winning Mentoring Efforts

• Lining Up the Surprising Behaviors of a Superconductor with One of the World's Strongest Magnets

• Preventing the Misuse of Next-Generation Nuclear Energy Systems

• Plant Roots Police Toxic Pollutants

• Atom-Smashing Fun

• High-Caliber Research Launches NSLS-II Beamline into Operations

• New Magnetic Materials Overcome Key Barrier to Spintronic Devices

• Caps, Gowns, Diplomas, and Brookhaven's Tuition Assistance Program

• Software Framework Designed to Accelerate Drug Discovery Wins IEEE International Scalable Computing Challenge

• Department of Energy Announces $30 Million for "Ultrafast" Science

• Brilliant Light, Dazzling Discoveries! Visit the National Synchrotron Light Source II, July 29

• 2018 Sambamurti Memorial Lecture Friday, 7/27: 'Capturing the Inner Beauty of the Quark Gluon Plasma'

• Seoul National University Student Minjung Kim Wins 2018 Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Statement by Brookhaven Lab, Jefferson Lab, and the Electron-Ion Collider Users Community on National Academy of Sciences Electron-Ion Collider Report

• In a New Light: 2018 NSLS-II and CFN Joint Users' Meeting

• Brookhaven Lab's Suresh Srivastava Receives Seaborg Award, Honoring Research to Diagnose, Fight Disease with Radioisotopes

• ECP Announces New Co-design Center to Focus on Exascale Machine Learning Technologies

• Summer Sundays: Exploring the Ultra Small on July 22

• Talented Photographers Capture the Art of Science at Brookhaven Lab

• Theorists Publish Highest-Precision Prediction of Muon Magnetic Anomaly

• Summer Students at Brookhaven Lab: They're Here—and More Are Coming!

• First Summer Sunday of 2018 is July 15

• Tom Daniels Named Associate Lab Director for Facilities & Operations at Brookhaven Lab

• Extracting Signals of Elusive Particles from Giant Chambers Filled with Liquefied Argon

• Funding for New DOE Energy Frontier Research Center at Brookhaven Lab

• Adding an Inert Polymer to Plastic Solar Cells Enables High Efficiency and Easy Production

• Meet Claire Lee: Particle Physicist and Non-Traditional Science Communicator

• ORNL Produces Rare Ruthenium Isotope for Atom Smashing Experiment

• 2018 RHIC & AGS Annual Users' Meeting: 'Illuminating the QCD Landscape'

• High-School Students Studying Carbon-Based Nanomaterials for Cancer Drug Delivery Visit Brookhaven Lab's Nanocenter

• 2018 Scharff-Goldhaber Prize Ceremony and Talk, 7/17

• Pluznick to Deliver BWIS Lecture on Thursday, 6/28: 'The "Sniffing" Kidney'

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist Receives Early Career Research Program Funding

• Maxwell Terban Receives 2018 Julian David Baumert Ph.D. Thesis Award

• The Journey of Actinium-225: How Scientists Discovered a New Way to Produce a Rare Medical Radioisotope

• Major Work Starts to Boost the Luminosity of the LHC

• Tripling the Energy Storage of Lithium-Ion Batteries

• Meet Daniel Cacace: Designer of Subsystems for sPHENIX Detector

• Vasilis Fthenakis Receives IEEE's William R. Cherry Award

• Swim Club Completes 1,209-Mile Virtual Alaskan Swim

• A Boon for Physicists: New Insights into Neutrino Interactions

• Takeuchi Receives European Inventor Award 2018 in the Non-EPO Countries Category

• Exploring Greener Approaches to Nitrogen Fixation

• In Memoriam: Keith W. Jones

• The Perfect Couple: Higgs and Top Quark Spotted Together

• Celebrating 50 Years of Evaluated Nuclear Data

• From Face Recognition to Phase Recognition: Neural Network Captures Atomic-Scale Rearrangements

• Students Across Long Island Race Maglev Vehicles Competing for Top Honors in Brookhaven Lab Contest

• Nuclear Scientists Calculate Value of Key Property that Drives Neutron Decay

• New High-Precision Instrument Enables Rapid Measurements of Protein Crystals

• Meet Brookhaven Science Associates' 2018 College Scholarship Awardees

• Understanding the Generation of Light-Induced Electrical Current in Atomically Thin Nanomaterials

• AAAG Accepting Applications for Castillo STEM Scholarship

• Teaming Up to Help Solve Complex Problems in Biology

• Deep Space Radiation Treatment Reboots Brain's Immune System

• Researchers Mimic Comet Moth's Silk Fibers to Make "Air-conditioned" Fabric

• PROSPECTing for Antineutrinos

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Hong Ma to be Honored at Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Celebration

• New Technique Reveals Details of Forest Fire Recovery

• Producing Beneficial Propylene While Consuming a Major Greenhouse Gas

• Engineering Professor Karen Chen-Wiegart Receives NSF CAREER Award for Her Research at SBU and BNL

• Quark Matter 2018: Nuclear Physicists Gather to Discuss Fundamental Particle Interactions

• From 'Music Moves the Heart' to 'The Hand Drying Debate': Winning Projects at Brookhaven Lab's 2018 Elementary School Science Fair

• A Brookhaven National Laboratory Computer Scientist Is Building Software to Help Researchers Interact With Their Data In New Ways.

• Introducing Graduate Students Across the Globe to Photon Science

• Brookhaven Lab's Matthew Sfeir Named a Battelle "Inventor of the Year"

• Multi-Modal Operando X-Ray Study Yields New Insights on Lithium-Sulfur Batteries

• New Details of Molecular Machinery that Builds Plant Cell Wall Components

• Scientists Pinpoint Energy Flowing Through Vibrations in Superconducting Crystals

• Electrons and Positrons Collide for the first time in the SuperKEKB Accelerator

• Fermilab Physicist Studying Quirky Behavior of Muons Receives Brookhaven's Leona Woods Lectureship Award

• CFN User Spotlight: Laura Fabris Develops Nanoparticle-Based Tags to Detect Cancer and Viruses at the Single-Cell Level

• CFN Scientist Spotlight: Ashley Head Brings Surface Studies out of the Realm of Physics into Chemistry

• New High-Resolution Exascale Earth Modeling System for Energy

• UConn Physicist Nora Berrah to Speak on 'The Exciting World of Molecules: An Image From Within Using Light Sources and Free Electron Lasers' at Brookhaven Lab on Thursday, 4/26

• Brookhaven Lab Photowalk

• NSLS-II Featured on the Cover of SRN

• Brookhaven Lab Materials Physicist Yimei Zhu Receives 2018 Distinguished Scientist Award from the Microscopy Society of America

• Safety Concerns Over Tungsten

• New Capabilities at NSLS-II Set to Advance Materials Science

• Science Bowl Proves to be a Catalyst for STEM Careers

• Evaluating Equipment Designed to Prevent Radiological and Nuclear Incidents for Use in Early Post-Incident Emergency Response

• Researchers Engineer New Pathways for Self-Assembled Nanostructures

• BSA Distinguished Lecture on Thursday, 4/26: 'Molecular Mechanisms of Neurotransmitter Release'

• Removing the Brakes on Plant Oil Production

• CERN Experiment Sees Hints of a Rare Kaon Decay

• Accelerating Scientific Discovery Through Code Optimization on Many-Core Processors

• 36 Employees Recognized for Perfect Attendance

• PubSci Explores the Future of Personalized Medicine

• Brookhaven Lab's Asian Pacific American Association Offers Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• NEXT Project Receives Secretary's Achievement Award

• Walt Whitman High School's Justin Wallace Wins Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Model Bridge Building Contest

• Lawrence Livermore to lead United States-United Kingdom consortium for demonstrating remote monitoring of nuclear reactors

• PubSci Science Café and Conversation: Nuclear Medicine

• Despite Devastation, They—and Their Science—Go On

• SuperKEKB Accelerator Kicks Into New Gear

• Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider Begins 18th Year of Experiments

• BWIS Talk: Ed Sierra on 'Marie Curie's Life and Work'

• Kerstin Kleese van Dam Receives 32nd Town of Brookhaven Annual Women's Recognition Award for Science

• Scientists Have a New Way to Gauge the Growth of Nanowires

• Small Accelerator Promises Big Returns

• Global Physics Photowalk 2018

• PubSci Science Café and Conversation: Nuclear Medicine

• Great Neck South Middle School Wins Regional Middle School Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• National Lab and University Researchers Discuss the Future of Energy at AAAS Meeting

• Converting CO₂ into Usable Energy

• DOE Grants $10.6 Million to Produce More Biodiesel, Biojet Fuel

• 'Girl Power in STEM: Press for Progress' Symposium at SBU, 3/3, Registration Open

• Seasonal Patterns in the Amazon Explained

• AAAG Talk on Friday, 2/23: Prof. John Johnson, St. Peter's University, on 'Science, Race, and Gender'

• Bringing a Hidden Superconducting State to Light

• Narrowing in on the W Boson Mass

• David Asner Named Deputy Associate Laboratory Director and Head of the Instrumentation Division in Brookhaven Lab's Nuclear and Particle Physics Directorate

• Atomic Flaws Create Surprising, High-Efficiency UV LED Materials

• BWIS Now Accepting Applications for 2018 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• 47 High School 'Partners in Science' Visit Brookhaven, NSLS-II, and Research Library

• Wheatley School Wins Regional High School Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Elke-Caroline Aschenauer Awarded Prestigious Humboldt Research Award

• Applying Machine Learning to the Universe's Mysteries

• Muon Machine Makes Milestone Magnetic Map

• Helping Our Neighbors: Lab Firefighters Assist Local Fire Departments at Church Fire in Middle Island

• Tiny Particles Have Outsize Impact on Storm Clouds, Precipitation

• Pigments in Oil Paintings Linked to Artwork Degradation

• Surprising Discovery Could Lead to Better Batteries

• Dark Energy Survey Publicly Releases First Three Years of Data

• Robert Bari Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Surprising Result Shocks Scientists Studying Spin

• 2017's Top-10 Discoveries and Scientific Achievements at Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Brookhaven Lab Employees Help 20 Local Families Have a Holly, Jolly Holiday

• Q&A with CFN User Xiaowei Teng

• Theorists Propose Conditions Needed to Search for New Form of Matter

• Katherine Giunta Honored by Positive Behavior Support Community Foundation

• Meet NSLS-II's Ashley Shoemaker-Skokov, Rock Climber and Traveler

• Accelerating the Self-Assembly of Nanoscale Patterns for Next-Generation Materials

• Scientists Engineer Nanoscale Pillars to Act Like Memory Foam

• How to Map the Phases of the Hottest Substance in the Universe

• Novel Lenses Enable X-ray Microscopy With Record Resolution

• Final Check as Instruments Set Sail to Track Aerosols Over Southern Ocean

• CFN Scientist Spotlight: Gregory Doerk Guides the Self-Assembly of Materials to Make Diverse Nanoscale Patterns

• Breaking Electron Waves Provide New Clues to High-Temperature Superconductivity

• Nanoscientists Develop New Material with Controllable Pores

• New Research Finds Cause of Alloy Weakness

• Veterans Day Ceremony Honors Camp Upton

• High-Performance Computing Cuts Particle Collision Data Prep Time

• Shantenu Jha Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Center for Data-Driven Discovery

• BWIS Lecture on Thursday, 11/30: 'How a Farm Girl Became a Scientist and Impacted Patients' Lives'

• Five Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named 2017 American Physical Society Fellows

• First Brookhaven-Built Sky-Imaging Sensor Array Arrives at SLAC

• Designing New Metal Alloys Using Engineered Nanostructures

• Case Center at National Synchrotron Light Source II Receives Resource-Sharing Award

• Congratulations, 2017 Spotlight Awardees!

• Radoslav Adzic Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Brookhaven Lab's Gail Mattson Elected President of International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists

• Brookhaven Lab Partners with Seven U.S. Department of Energy Labs to Support and Enhance Medical Data Analysis for U.S. Veterans

• Brookhaven Lab Staff to Participate at SC17

• Big Bang Pop — Wow!

• Howard Gordon Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Celebrate the Unseen: Attend a Dark Matter Day Event

• Making Glass Invisible: A Nanoscience-Based Disappearing Act

• A Bird's-eye Video and Slideshow of the 'Big 70'

• Unique High-brilliance X-ray Sheds New Light on Additive Manufacturing Process

• Lab Police Captain David Peter Receives Patriotic Award

• NSLS-II User Profiles: Riccardo Comin

• New Radio Telescope at Brookhaven Lab Sees Space in a Different Light

• BWIS Presentation on Thursday, 10/26: Amazing Women and How They Got the Vote

• Scientists Solve Fundamental Puzzle in Medical Imaging

• Celebrating the Life, Accomplishments of Satoshi Ozaki

• The Moon and Gravitational Impacts on NSLS-II

• Using Supercomputers to Delve Ever Deeper into the Building Blocks of Matter

• Scientists Spot Explosive Counterpart of LIGO/Virgo's Latest Gravitational Waves

• Happy 70th Anniversary, Brookhaven Lab!

• Stony Brook University Student Jiefu Yin Wins 2017 Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• PubSci Science Café and Conversation: The Dark Universe

• Exploring the Exotic World of Quarks and Gluons at the Dawn of the Exascale

• Scientists Use Machine Learning to Translate 'Hidden' Information that Reveals Chemistry in Action

• 70-100 Celebration Draws Large Lab Crowd to Berkner

• Summer Intern Jaime Avilés Acosta Studies Materials for Ultra-Fast Particle Detector

• New Efficient Catalyst for Key Step in Artificial Photosynthesis

• Software Developed at Brookhaven Lab Could Advance Synchrotron Science Worldwide

• BSA Distinguished Lecture on Wednesday, 10/11: 'The Warped Universe: The One-Hundred-Year Quest to Discover Einstein's Gravitational Waves'

• Bringing Diversity into Computational Science Through Student Outreach

• What's NEXT for NSLS-II? Five New, World-class Beamlines

• Leona Woods Distinguished Postdoctoral Lectureship Award

• With Extra Sugar, Leaves Get Fat Too

• Brookhaven Lab Employee Receives LIBN '30 Under 30' Award

• Brookhaven Lab's Computational Science Initiative Begins Effort Focusing on National Security

• New Evidence for Small, Short-Lived Drops of Early Universe Quark-Gluon Plasma?

• BERA/BWIS Summer Camp Science Fair Teaches Scientific Method, Value of Inquisitive Attitude to Campers

• Brookhaven's Computational Science Laboratory Accelerates Radar Simulator Code for Cloud Research

• BNLers' Adventures for the Solar Eclipse

• James Muckerman Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• David Schlyer Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Peter Takacs Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Brookhaven Lab Scientists Granted Emeritus Status

• Jonathan Hanson Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Former Lab Director Samuel Aronson Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Vasilis Fthenakis Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• William Studier Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Laurence Littenberg Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Suresh Srivastava Named Senior Medical Scientist Emeritus

• Nikolaos Simos Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Subramanyam Swaminathan Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• In Memoriam: Julius Hastings

• Morgan May Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Brookhaven Lab Says Goodbye to its 2017 Summer Interns, Future Leaders

• In Memoriam: Andrew Seelin

• NIST Laboratory Director Laurie Locascio Visits NSLS-II

• Texas Southern University Research Team Advances Safety, Efficiency at NSLS-II

• National Synchrotron Light Source II Celebrates Two Years of User Operations

• Q&A with CFN User Vinod Menon

• Out of the Classroom and Into the Laboratory

• Abhay Deshpande Named Director of Electron Ion Collider Science at Brookhaven Lab

• Research Center Established to Explore the Least Understood and Strongest Force Behind Visible Matter

• Q&A with CFN Staff Member Gwen Wright

• NSLS-II Welcomes New Tool for Studying the Physics of Materials

• Successful Test of Small-Scale Accelerator with Big Potential Impacts for Science and Medicine

• Three Brookhaven Lab Scientists Selected to Receive Early Career Research Program Funding

• 'Organismic learning' mimics some aspects of human thought

• ATLAS sees first direct evidence of light-by-light scattering at high energy

• New Devices to Control X-rays are Less Expensive, Faster to Make

• Scientists Find New Method to Control Electronic Properties of Nanocrystals

• In Memoriam: Peter Paul, Former Brookhaven National Laboratory Deputy Director for Science and Technology and Interim Lab Director

• Meet CFN Director Chuck Black

• 2017 Science & Technology Award Recipients

• 2017 Engineering Award Recipients

• MicroBooNE Produces Clearest Images of Neutrino Interactions Yet

• 2017 Brookhaven Award Recipients

• Brookhaven Lab Recognizes 15 Staff Members at 2017 Employee Awards Ceremony

• Atom-Smashing Fun at Brookhaven Lab this Sunday, 8/6

• 516th Brookhaven Lecture on Tuesday, 8/8: 'From NSLS to NSLS-II and Beyond: Accelerator Physics Challenges'

• Dark Energy Survey Reveals Most Accurate Measurement of Dark Matter Structure in the Universe

• 'Perfect Liquid' Quark-Gluon Plasma is the Most Vortical Fluid

• Brookhaven Lab to Lead 2017 New York Scientific Data Summit at NYU, Aug. 7–9

• Summer Sundays: Brilliant Light, Dazzling Discoveries, July 30

• Hideto En'yo Named Director of the RIKEN BNL Research Center

• Strange Electrons Break the Crystal Symmetry of High-Temperature Superconductors

• Long Baseline Neutrino Facility Breaks Ground

• In Memoriam: Satoshi Ozaki

• Welcoming a Bright Future: 2017 NSLS-II and CFN Joint Users' Meeting

• Erick Hunt Named Manager of Research Partnerships at Brookhaven Lab

• Summer Sundays: Explore the Ultra Small on July 23

• Scientists Design Promising New Cathode for Sodium-based Batteries

• DOE Funds Major Bioenergy Research Center at Illinois Through ISEE, IGB

• Two Events to Mark Major Anniversaries at Brookhaven Lab on Tuesday, 8/1: Commemorative Postmark, Talk on Lab Site History

• New Milestone Reached: 1000^th Lifetime User at NSLS-II

• Studying Argon Gas Trapped in Two-Dimensional Array of Tiny "Cages"

• Stony Brook University Student Anna Gura Wins 25^th Annual Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• 2017 RHIC & AGS Annual Users' Meeting: From Protons to Heavy Ions, and Back Again

• Establishing a Diverse Workforce at the National Laboratories

• Discovery at Your Doorstep: Summer Sundays at Brookhaven Lab Begin July 16

• Yale Psychologist Laurie Santos to Speak on 'What Makes Humans Special? Insights From Non-Human Primates' at Brookhaven Lab on Thursday, 7/13

• Electron Orbitals May Hold Key to Unifying Concept of High-Temperature Superconductivity

• Brookhaven Lab Hosts "Brookathon," a Five-Day GPU Hackathon

• Brookhaven Scientists Study Role of 'Electrolyte Gating' in Functional Oxide Materials

• Newsday on Friday, 6/30: Special Section on Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Lab's Scientific Data and Computing Center Reaches 100 Petabytes of Recorded Data

• In Memoriam: Gar Harbottle

• National Synchrotron Light Source II User Profiles: Joshua Gallaway and Gautam Yadav

• Dark Matter Day Is Approaching … but Don't Be Afraid of the Dark

• Brookhaven Lab Reaches Major Milestone for Large Synoptic Survey Telescope Project

• Brookhaven Physicist Receives Young Experimental Physicist Prize from European Physical Society

• New Efficient, Low-Temperature Catalyst for Converting Water and CO to Hydrogen Gas and CO₂

• National Synchrotron Light Source II User Profile: Stephan Hruszkewycz

• 2017 Open Space Stewardship Celebration Honors Environmental Research and Community Outreach Efforts by Local Students

• Pianofest Noon Recitals at Brookhaven Lab June 28 and August 2

• With ARM Instruments Watching, an Extensive Summer Melt in West Antarctica

• University of California, Davis, Scientist Christine Stockert to Give Talk on "Better Wine with X-rays" at Brookhaven Lab, 6/15

• X-ray Study Reveals Way to Control Molecular Vibrations that Transmit Heat

• Surprising Stripes in a "Bad Metal" Offer Clues to High-Temperature Superconductivity

• Scientists Design Molecular System for Artificial Photosynthesis

• Muon Magnet's Moment has Arrived

• BSA Distinguished Lecture on Thursday, 6/8: Preventing Tick-borne Disease by Immunizing Mouse Populations

• Annual Water Quality Report Available Now

• Brookhaven Lab's NSLS-II Reaches Critical Accelerator Milestone – 300 Milliamp Current

• Heavy Particles Get Caught Up in the Flow

• Meet Brookhaven Science Associates' 2017 College Scholarship Awardees

• 2017 Julian Baumert Award Goes to Kelli Hvorecny

• Kick-off for the 2017 LHC physics season

• A 'Wearable' Brain Scanner Inspired by Brookhaven Technology

• Scientists Demonstrate New Real-Time Technique for Studying Ionic Liquids at Electrode Interfaces

• Patchogue-Medford High School Student Builds a Remote Sensing System for ATLAS Detector Components

• From 'Preserve Your Melon' to 'Natural CO2 Filters': Winning Projects at Brookhaven Lab's 2017 Elementary School Science Fair

• Low-Energy RHIC Electron Cooling Gets Green Light, Literally

• Explore Our 70 Years of Discovery and Century of Service

• Scientists Launch Flights to Gather Detailed Data on Aerosols and Clouds

• Pianist Nadejda Vlaeva to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, May 24

• Speedy X-Ray Detector Arrives at NSLS-II

• Jill Pesce of Smithtown High School East Earns Top Spot in Brookhaven Lab's Twin Anniversary Essay Contest

• Nassau Community College's Natika Newton to Give Talk on "Understanding and Self-Organization" at Brookhaven Lab, May 18

• Brookhaven Lab Chemist Etsuko Fujita to be Honored at Asian American and Pacific Islander Celebration

• Scientists Set Record Resolution for Drawing at the One-Nanometer Length Scale

• Brookhaven's John Shanklin Named a Battelle 'Inventor of the Year'

• Unexpected Damage Found Rippling Through Promising Exotic Nanomaterials

• Jingguang Chen is the Recipient of the 2017 Robert Burwell Lectureship in Catalysis

• Strengthening Your Networks and Responding to Stress and Strain: What Women in STEM Can Learn from Polymeric Hydrogels

• Brookhaven Lab, Stony Brook University Scientists Present Catalysis Research Opportunities at NSLS-II

• Brookhaven Lab Joins the OpenMP Architecture Review Board

• Q&A with CFN User Davood Shahrjerdi

• Q&A with CFN Scientist Qin Wu

• Stony Brook Opera to Give a Concert of Favorite Art Songs, Opera Arias and Duets at Brookhaven Lab, April 19

• At Brookhaven, 'Wide-Eyed' Visitor Takes in American Science and Culture

• Brookhaven Lab-Led Research Aims to Develop Protections Against Chemical Warfare Agents

• Brookhaven Lab's Asian Pacific American Association Offers Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Brookhaven Lab's Northeast Solar Energy Research Center Complete

• High School Students Study Nanoparticles via Video

• Brookhaven Women In Science's High School Career Day

• Ward Melville High School's Andrew Zhang Wins Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Model Bridge Building Contest

• New Measurements Suggest 'Antineutrino Anomaly' Fueled by Modeling Error

• Rebecca Trojanowski Wins 'Best Young Researcher Award: Biomass' at European Conference

• Visualizing Scientific Big Data in Informative and Interactive Ways

• How did the Proton Get Its Spin?

• Next-Generation Software Supports Explorations Beyond the Nanoworld into the Intramolecular Picoworld

• A New Ultrafast Camera for Use Across the Sciences

• Robert Moses Middle School Sweeps Two Categories to Win Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Maglev Contest

• Chemists ID Catalytic 'Key' for Converting CO₂ to Methanol

• Producing Radioisotopes for Medical Imaging and Disease Treatment

• 37 Lab Staff Members Recognized for Perfect Attendance

• National Synchrotron Light Source II User Profiles: Crysten Blaby

• Study IDs Link Between Sugar Signaling and Regulation of Oil Production in Plants

• Investigating the Benefits of Cooperation

• Brookhaven Scientists Named Innovators of the Year

• Locust Valley Middle School Wins Regional Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Conveyor Belt Innovation Speeds Up Biological Discovery

• Secrets to Scientific Success: Planning and Coordination

• BSA Distinguished Lecture Thursday, 3/23: 'Unlocking the Materials Genome Through Combinatorial Nanoscience'

• Imaging the Inner Workings of a Sodium–Metal Sulfide Battery for First Time

• Water-Repellent Nanotextures Found to Have Excellent Anti-Fogging Abilities

• AGEP-T FRAME Scientist Raul Acevedo Studies How Fuel Cells Behave in Space

• Korean Guitarist Jiji to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, March 29

• Meet Kétévi Assamagan, Physicist and Explorer

• Steady Improvement With Time Reporting

• Brookhaven Lab's Bjoern Schenke Receives Zimányi Medal

• Francis Alexander Named Deputy Director of Brookhaven Lab's Computational Science Initiative

• Next-Gen Dark Matter Detector in a Race to Finish Line

• BWIS Talk: Cosmic Explosions and their Exotic Remnants

• Scientists Estimate Solar Nebula's Lifetime

• Two Brookhaven Lab Physicists Named 2016 American Physical Society Fellows

• Exploring the Matter that Filled the Early Universe

• Great Neck South High School Wins Regional Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Six Brookhaven Lab-Mentored Students Garner Awards at Regeneron and Siemens Science Competitions

• U.S. Department of Energy: Science for the People

• Turning Research Data into Scientific Discoveries

• Meet the Director: John Hill

• sPHENIX Gets CD0 for Upgrade to Experiment Tracking the Building Blocks of Matter

• Brookhaven National Laboratory's Top-10 Science Successes of 2016

• Willy Higinbotham's Video Game Bounces into History

• Theory Provides Roadmap in Quest for Quark Soup 'Critical Point'

• Q&A with CFN Scientist Anibal Boscoboinik

• Make-up, Structure, and Function—For Proteins and Research Teams

• Nanoscale 'Conversations' Create Complex, Multi-Layered Structures

• We Did It — Again!

• Laser Pulses Help Scientists Tease Apart Complex Electron Interactions

• Brookhaven Lab's Yimei Zhu Named AAAS Fellow

• Scientists Boost Catalytic Activity for Key Chemical Reaction in Fuel Cells

• Brookhaven Lab's Peter Takacs Elected OSA Fellow

• Scientists Track Chemical and Structural Evolution of Catalytic Nanoparticles in 3D

• Q&A with CFN User Don DiMarzio

• Congratulations, 2016 Spotlight Awardees!

• Raju Venugopalan Awarded Prestigious Humboldt Research Award

• Ultrafast Imaging Reveals Existence of 'Polarons'

• Tesla String Quartet to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, December 14

• ESOL Participants: Learning English, Understanding Customs, Enjoying the Cultural Diversity of the United States.

• Dark Interactions Workshop Hosts Physicists from Around the World

• Scientist, Teacher, and Olympian Maria Michta of Suffolk County Community College to Talk at Brookhaven Lab, December 8

• NSLS-II User Profiles: Sana Rani & Alicia Broderick

• Brookhaven's PubSci Takes a Close Look at the Chemistry of Catalysis

• Brookhaven Lab Advances its Computational Science and Data Analysis Capabilities

• PubSci: The Cutting Edge of Chemistry

• New Catalyst for Making Methanol from Methane

• Brookhaven Lab to Lead Software Development Project and Partner on Data Co-Design Center for DOE's Exascale Computing Project

• Veterans at Brookhaven National Laboratory: In Service to Science

• Brookhaven Lab's Robert McGraw Receives AS&T's Outstanding Publication Award from the American Association for Aerosol Research

• Brookhaven Lab Wins Three 2016 R&D 100 Awards

• Alice Cialella Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Environmental and Climate Sciences Department

• Remembering a Special Soldier

• PubSci: The Cutting Edge of Chemistry

• New Technique Reveals Powerful, "Patchy" Approach to Nanoparticle Synthesis

• Inclusion Increases Innovation: Recap of the Diversity & Inclusion Workshop at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Lab 'Higgs Hunter' Sally Dawson Receives J.J. Sakurai Prize for Theoretical Particle Physics

• Outstanding Brookhaven Mentor Aleksey Bolotnikov: 'He Taught Me How to Be A Scientist.'

• Amazon Study Reveals that Rainstorms Transport Atmospheric Particles Essential for Cloud Formation

• Modernizing the Format of Nuclear Data

• Stony Brook Opera Gala at Brookhaven Lab, November 16

• Mathematician Moira Chas of Stony Brook University to Give Talk on Topology at Brookhaven Lab, 10/27

• Brookhaven Lab's David Diamond: A Half Century of Work on Nuclear Safety

• Scientists Find Static "Stripes" of Electrical Charge in Copper-Oxide Superconductor

• Tomoyasu Mani Wins 2016 Blavatnik Regional Award for Young Scientists

• Bringing Nanoscience into the K–12 Classroom

• Highly sensitive X-ray scattering shows why an exotic material is sometimes a metal, sometimes an insulator

• Still No 'Sterile' Neutrinos, But the Search Goes On

• Brookhaven Lab Participates in Tunnel To Towers Race Honoring Those Who Perished on 9-11

• Enhancing the Superconducting Properties of an Iron-Based Material

• Brookhaven Lab to Play Major Role in Two DOE Exascale Computing Application Projects

• Water Vapor Sets Some Oxides Aflutter

• BSA Distinguished Lecture Tuesday, 10/4: 'The Quantum Universe'

• Brookhaven Lab's National Synchrotron Light Source II Wins Project Management Institute 2016 Project of the Year Award

• Room-Temp Superconductors Could Be Possible

• Crystalline Fault Lines Provide Pathway for Solar Cell Current

• At Summer Sundays, Kahille Dorsinvil Helps Visitors of All Ages Appreciate Brookhaven Science

• National Nuclear Data Center Aims to Adapt to a Changing Landscape

• Science on Screen: Brookhaven National Laboratory Presents 'The Martian' Film and Discussion at Huntington Cinema Arts Centre, September 21, 7:30 p. m.

• Simple Math, Antimatter, and the Birth of the Universe

• Caltech Postdoctoral Scholar Jess McIver to Give Talk on Gravitational Waves, 9/22

• BSA Distinguished Lecture Thursday, 9/15: Solar-Driven Water Splitting

• Brookhaven Lab Community Bids Farewell to 2016 Summer Science Research Students

• Developing Scientific Computing Capabilities for the Workforce of Tomorrow

• The Next Generation

• Collaboration Strikes Gold Pioneering a New Method for Catalyst Production

• New York State Lt. Governor Kathleen Hochul Meets Students, Scientists at Brookhaven Lab

• When Nanofabrication Leads to Nanoscience: Optics Developed at the CFN Bring NSLS-II's Ultra-Bright x-rays into Focus for Scientific Imaging

• University of California-Davis Student Kathryn Meehan Wins 2016 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Five Brookhaven Lab Projects Selected as R&D 100 Award Finalists

• International Atomic Energy Agency Staff Monitor Nuclear Activities in "Freedonia"

• Moving Improvements in Electric Vehicle Fuel-Cell Catalysts from the Laboratory to the Highway

• Graduate Student Eric Metodiev Finds Freedom and His Voice in Physics

• Summer Sundays are a Huge Success, Again!

• Scientists Uncover the Origin of High-Temperature Superconductivity in Copper-Oxide Compound

• Stony Brook University's Samema Sarowar Awarded Renate W. Chasman Scholarship

• Big PanDA Tackles Big Data for Physics and Other Future Extreme Scale Scientific Applications

• Recalling Quark Matter '83 and the Birth of RHIC

• Slicing Through Materials with a New X-ray Imaging Technique

• Neighbors Helping Neighbors: Captains Present the 'Big Check' for Brookhaven Lab's Most Recent Campaign for United Way of Long Island

• Brookhaven co-sponsors the 2016 New York Scientific Data Summit on August 14-17 at New York University

• New Results on the Higgs Boson and the Building Blocks of Matter Presented at ICHEP

• Smarter Self-assembly Opens New Pathways for Nanotechnology

• Early-universe Soup

• UofSC Awarded Grant to Explore Safer Nuclear Waste Storage

• Scientists Model the "Flicker" of Gluons in Subatomic Smashups

• Eric Lançon Named Director of Brookhaven Lab's Scientific Data and Computing Center

• Brookhaven Scientists Contribute to Effort to Make Next-generation Electric Vehicle Batteries

• Summer Sundays: Atom-Smashing Fun, July 31

• Seeing High School Science in a Whole New Light

• NSLS-II's Hard X-Ray Nanoprobe Wins 2016 Microscopy Today Innovation Award

• Summer Sundays: Brilliant Light, Dazzling Discoveries, July 24

• Roy Garbarino Named Director of Internal Audit at Brookhaven Lab

• Pinkenburg and the GearHeadz

• Scientists Determine Structure of Enzyme Linked with Key Cell-Signaling Protein

• 2016 Engineering Award Recipients

• 2016 Brookhaven Award Recipients

• Brookhaven Lab Recognizes 13 Staff Members at 2016 Employee Awards Ceremony

• Summer Sundays: Explore the Ultra Small on July 17

• 2016 Science & Technology Award Recipients

• Dark Energy Measured With Record-Breaking Map of 1.2 Million Galaxies

• Hong Ma Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Physics Department

• Setting the Gold Standard

• Entering a New Era of Discovery: RHIC & AGS Users' Meeting 2016

• Family Fun Day, July 10

• Marc-André Pleier of Brookhaven Lab's Physics Department Granted Tenure

• Erin Sheldon of Brookhaven Lab's Physics Department Granted Tenure

• Francesco Lanni of Brookhaven Lab's Physics Department Granted Tenure

• Chemist Darío Stacchiola of Brookhaven Lab Granted Tenure

• Changcheng Xu of Brookhaven Lab's Biology Department Granted Tenure

• Lijuan Ruan of Brookhaven Lab's Physics Department Granted Tenure

• Anže Slosar of Brookhaven's Physics Department Granted Tenure

• Ten Scientists at Brookhaven Lab Granted Tenure

• Ramesh Gupta of Brookhaven Lab's Superconducting Magnet Division Granted Tenure

• Haixin Huang of Brookhaven Lab's Collider-Accelerator Department Granted Tenure

• Michiko Minty of Brookhaven Lab's Collider-Accelerator Department Granted Tenure

• Study Shows Trees with Altered Lignin are Better for Biofuels

• AGS Booster Celebrates a Quarter-Century of Service

• Summer Sundays at Brookhaven Lab Begin July 10

• 515th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 6/29: 'Structural Biology: Studying Living Things as They Jiggle and Wiggle'

• How Maglev Works

• Brookhaven Lab's Utility Energy Service Contract Project Team Wins 2016 DOE Sustainability Award

• DOE Announces $16 Million for 54 Projects to Help Commercialize Promising Energy Technologies

• Brookhaven Lab Featured in FLC Tech Transfer Video

• Discovery of Gold Nanocluster "Double" Hints at Other Shape-Changing Particles

• Calorimeter Components Put to the Test

• Introducing…sPHENIX!

• Superconducting Magnet Powers Up After Cross-Country Journey

• Pianofest Noon Recitals at Brookhaven Lab July 6 and August 3

• Retired Brookhaven Lab Physicist Derek Lowenstein Returns to Receive International Accelerator Prize

• DNA Shaping Up to be Ideal Framework for Rationally Designed Nanostructures

• New Material Has Potential to Cut Costs and Make Nuclear Fuel Recycling Cleaner

• A Broader Perspective: Brookhaven Lab's Smart Grid Collaborations Go International

• Meet the New Security Police Officers

• Satoshi Ozaki Presented With BSA Distinguished Service Award

• NSLS-II User Profiles: Wilson Chiu

• BSA Distinguished Lecture on Thursday, 6/16, 4:30 p.m.: Imre Bartos & Gravitational Waves

• Scientists Find Surprising Magnetic Excitations in a Metallic Compound

• PROSPECT Experiment's Search for Sterile Neutrinos Garners $3M DOE Grant

• Local High School Students Get Hands-On Scientific Computing Experience

• Brookhaven Lab Engineer Piyush Joshi Receives Accomplished Professional Award from APAHM

• Annual Water Quality Consumer Confidence Report Available Now

• Revealing the Nature of Magnetic Interactions in Manganese Oxide

• Terrence Buck Wins Long Island Business News' Diversity Award

• CFN User Spotlight: Frances Ross Studies Nanowire Growth

• Speeding Up Key Oxygen-Oxygen Bond-Formation Step in Water Oxidation

• Brookhaven Chemist Lisa Muench Honored by the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging

• Meet Brookhaven Science Associates' 2016 College Scholarship Awardees

• Nusnin Akter: A Role Model for Young Women and Underrepresented Minority Engineers

• From 'Bad Boys, Bad Boys' to 'Nitrogen KNO3ckdown': Winning Projects at Brookhaven Lab's 2016 Elementary School Science Fair

• Large Hadron Collider Prepares to Deliver Six Times the Data

• Ultra-fast X-ray Lasers Illuminate Elusive Atomic Spins

• Visualizing the Lithiation of a Nanosized Iron-Oxide Material in Real Time

• Tony Jones Named Labor Relations Manager at Brookhaven Lab

• DOE's Office of Science Selects 49 Scientists to Receive Early Career Research Program Funding

• Take Our Daughters & Sons to Work Day

• Supercooled Cavities for Particle Acceleration

• National Lab Science Day

• NSLS Re-Use & Recycling Effort Saves Funding, Gives New Life to Key Components

• The Pellet Stove Design Challenge: We Have a Winner!

• Brookhaven's Oleg Gang Named a Battelle 'Inventor of the Year'

• A Day in Their Boots: The Tough and Dirty Work of the Brookhaven Wildlife Interns

• 37 Employees Recognized for Perfect Attendance

• Small Business Administration Selects BSA for 2016 Dwight D. Eisenhower Award for Excellence

• SUNY Old Westbury, Brookhaven National Lab 'Maintain Momentum' with My Brother's Keeper Event, Part II

• 10 Questions with Lihua Zhang

• BWIS Career Day Held at Brookhaven Lab

• Q&A With Katherine Bachner: How intercultural awareness can improve science communication—from nuclear security to synchrotron science

• 514th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 4/20: 'What Will Earth Be Like in 50 Years?'

• Elusive State of Superconducting Matter Discovered after 50 Years

• Brookhaven Lab's Asian Pacific American Association Offers Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Department of Energy Awards Recognize National Synchrotron Light Source II Project and Brookhaven Site Office Leadership

• Quantum Dots Enhance Light-to-Current Conversion in Layered Metal Dichalcogenide Semiconductors

• Patchogue-Medford High School's Trevor Okula Wins Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Model Bridge Building Contest

• Stony Brook Opera to Perform La Bohème at Brookhaven Lab, April 27

• Scientists Study the Insulator-Superconductor Transition of Copper-Oxide Compound in Fine Detail

• Boosting Production of Radioisotopes for Diagnostics and Therapeutics

• Charles Black Named Director of Brookhaven Lab's Center for Functional Nanomaterials

• What are Aerosols?

• Paul Sorensen at Stony Brook's 'Science on Tap' Tuesday, 4/5

• Now Accepting Applications for the 2016 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• A View of the Colorful Microcosm Within a Proton

• 513th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 3/30: 'Manipulating Nanostructures With Light'

• NSLS-II User Profiles: Pankaj Sarin

• Meet Intern Cecilia Osorio: Merging Multiscale Images at NSLS-II

• Great Neck South Middle School Garners Six Awards to Win Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Maglev Contest

• Technologist Craig Barrett and World Renowned Physicist Séamus Davis Awarded Prestigious Science Foundation Ireland St. Patrick's Day Science Medal

• From Army Private to Atomic Physicist: Benjamin Bederson Got the Chance of a Lifetime

• Brookhaven Lab Facilities Team Up to Offer Beamline for Cutting-Edge Science

• Brookhaven Lab Named an NVIDIA GPU Research Center

• From Security Guard to Personnel Monitoring Records Expert: Joyce Moore Safeguards Her Fellow Employees

• Powell and Danby's Grand Idea: 50 Years of Maglev History

• Commack Middle School Wins Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Regional Middle School Science Bowl

• How Data Becomes Physics: Inside the RHIC & ATLAS Computing Facility

• NSLS-II User Profiles: Chris Marrows

• Brookhaven National Lab, SUNY Old Westbury Host More than 160 Local Students for 'My Brother's Keeper' Anniversary Event

• First Magnet Girder for Prototype Cancer Therapy Accelerator Arrives for Testing

• 'First Light' Experiments at NSLS-II Study Radiation's Effect on Reactor Pressure Vessels

• Girl Power in STEM: Step It Up!

• Portable Laboratory Will Gather Critical Arctic Climate Data

• Office of Educational Programs Holds First Science Literacy Program for Children

• Synchronized Leaf Aging in the Amazon Responsible for Seasonal Increases in Photosynthesis

• Stony Brook University Ph.D Student Yufei Ren Receives Award for High-Performance Computing Research Conducted at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven/Stony Brook University Chemist Esther Takeuchi Featured in Scientist Trading Cards

• George Clark Named Chief Financial Officer and Associate Laboratory Director for Business Services at Brookhaven Lab

• 512th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 2/24: "Quarks, Gluons & Lattice QCD: Cooking the 'Perfect' Soup With Supercomputers"

• Congratulations, 2015 Spotlight Awardees!

• Physicists Zoom in on Gluons' Contribution to Proton Spin

• Most Precise Measurement of Reactor Antineutrino Spectrum Reveals Intriguing Surprise

• Brookhaven Lab's Role in the Analysis of Reactor Antineutrino Energy Spectrum and Flux

• Graphene Leans on Glass to Advance Electronics

• Alliance Brass Quintet to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, March 9

• AWARE Project Launched to Gain New Insights on Climate of Antarctica

• Scientists Propose "Pumpjack" Mechanism for Splitting and Copying DNA

• Chiral Magnetic Effect Generates Quantum Current

• Scientists Guide Gold Nanoparticles to Form "Diamond" Superlattices

• John Shanklin Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Biology Department

• Farmingdale High School Wins Regional Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab for Second Consecutive Year

• Four Brookhaven Lab Researchers Elected as 2015 American Physical Society Fellows

• Meet Crysten and Ian Blaby

• BWIS Talk Today, 1/28: Women in STEM

• NSLS Research Leads to New Discoveries About Structure of Human Hair

• Robert M. Konik Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Condensed Matter Physics & Materials Science Department

• National Lab Facility Staff and DOE Computer Scientists Collaborate on Projects to Speed Up Experimental Data Analysis

• 511th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 1/20: 'Following Fission Fragments: Nuclear Data for New Neutrino Physics'

• Brookhaven Lab to Partner on Electric Grid Modernization Projects

• New Theory of Secondary Inflation Expands Options for Avoiding an Excess of Dark Matter

• Bright High School Students Get An Insider Look at the National Synchrotron Light Source II

• Brookhaven Lab Expands Computational Science Initiative

• Unique Two-Level Cathode Structure Improves Battery Performance

• Barbara Chapman Named Head of Brookhaven Lab's Computer Science and Mathematics Group

• Beam-Beam Compensation Scheme Doubles Proton-Proton Collision Rates at RHIC

• 2015's Top 10 Scientific Advances at Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Brookhaven Scientists to Lead Two New Nuclear Theory Collaborative Projects

• For Brookhaven Lab Employees, 'Tis the Season of Giving

• CERN and U.S. Increase Cooperation

• Brookhaven Lab's Deputy Director for Science & Technology Robert Tribble Honored by American Physical Society

• Shining A Light On Water-Splitting Reactions

• Chemistry Department Celebrates Role in Nobel-Winning Neutrino Science

• 510th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 12/16: 'A New Method to Diagnose Prostate Cancer'

• NSLS-II User Profiles: Ryan Tappero and Jason Unrine

• RHIC Particle Smashups Find that Shape Matters

• Producing Cold Electron Beams to Increase Collision Rates at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider

• New Clues for Battling Botulism

• Brookhaven Lab Climate Scientists Embark on New Efforts to Study Ocean Clouds, Mountain Storms

• Pianist Hunter Noack to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, December 16

• Revamped LHC goes Heavy Metal

• Fostering the Next Generation of Citizen Scientists

• Postdoc Alesha Harris: Tackling Chemistry from Nanoparticles to Neutrinos

• NSLS-II User Profiles: Emmie Campbell & Karen DeRocher

• Supercomputing the Strange Difference Between Matter and Antimatter

• Brookhaven Lab Intern Prachi Chitnis Receives European Physical Society Award

• Quantum Spin Could Create Unstoppable, One-Dimensional Electron Waves

• Brookhaven Lab Wins Two R&D 100 Awards

• 509th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 11/18: 'Synchrotron Science…and Bugs?'

• Lab's Office of Educational Programs Helps Build Long Island's Future High-Tech Workforce

• Brookhaven Lab Presents Cutting-Edge Computing Capabilities at SC15

• Pulaski Street Elementary School Kids Hold Candy Drive for the Lab's AdoptaPlatoon Program

• Susan Pepper Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Nonproliferation and National Security Department

• Neutrino Researchers Win 'Breakthrough Prize' in Fundamental Physics

• The Baffling Behavior of the Beauty Quark

• Antiprotons at STAR on NPR

• Physicists Measure Force that Makes Antimatter Stick Together

• Thousand Shades of Grey: From High School Intern to Medical Imaging Physics Graduate

• Cold Electronics Help Scientists Spot Elusive 'Ghost' Particles

• A Neutrino in a Haystack: Brookhaven's Contributions to the MicroBooNE Neutrino Experiment

• First Complete Pictures of Cells' DNA-Copying Machinery

• LHC Luminosity Upgrade Project Moving to Next Phase

• Brookhaven Lab Researchers and Technologies Honored with 'Innovate Long Island' Awards

• Unraveling the Complex, Intertwined Electron Phases in a Superconductor

• Brookhaven Lab Computational Science Initiative Researchers Join in White House Workshop

• 508th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 10/21: 'Using Nuclei to Catch Shape-Shifting Protons in the Act: One Hypothesis, Two Colliders'

• Stony Brook Opera to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, November 18

• Meet Robert Palomino: 'Give Everything a Shot!'

• Statement on Nuclear Science Advisory Committee 2015 Recommendations for Nuclear Physics Research

• Brookhaven Physicist Dennis Perepelitsa Named Blavatnik Regional Award Finalist

• BNL Partnership Leads to Wide-Open Career Path for Casey Vieni '15

• Brookhaven Women in Science Talk at Brookhaven Lab on Friday, 10/16: 'Microscopes and Biomolecules in the Toy Box'

• Brookhaven Lab's Links to 2015 Nobel Prize in Physics

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist Veljko Radeka Shares Inaugural American Physical Society Division of Particles and Fields Instrumentation Award

• DOE Announces Funding for New Center for Computational Materials Sciences at Brookhaven Lab

• Flipping Molecular Attachments Amps Up Activity of CO₂ Catalyst

• Quark Matter 2015: Scientists Present, Discuss Latest Data from Experiments Smashing Nuclei at the Speed of Light

• Latest RHIC Results Presented at Quark Matter 2015

• Stony Brook University Student Kuan Hu Wins 2015 Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• BSA Distinguished Lecture on Wednesday, 10/7: 'Universe or Multiverse'

• Reaction Snapshots of a Notch-Modifying Enzyme Provide a Basis for Drug Design

• On Behalf of the Nation, 'Thanks'

• Kerstin Kleese van Dam Named Director of Brookhaven Lab's Computational Science Initiative

• 507th Brookhaven Lecture on Tuesday, 9/29: 'Tracking Ion Migrations at the Nanoscale in Rechargeable Batteries'

• NSLS-II Scientists Find Flexible Boundary Between Phases of Matter Within Supercritical Fluids

• Department of Energy, National Grid, and Siemens Complete Major Energy-Efficiency Upgrade at Brookhaven Lab

• Hard X-Ray Nanoprobe Beamline Now Open for User Experiments, Offers 15-Nanometer Imaging Capability

• Run, Swim, Ride: Triple Play for the Lab's Ian Ballantyne

• First Users Usher in Science at the National Synchrotron Light Source II

• Best Precision Yet for Neutrino Measurements at Daya Bay

• Nobel Laureate Venki Ramakrishnan to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on Wednesday, 9/30

• Ensō Quartet to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, September 30

• Combined results find Higgs still standard

• ATLAS and CMS experiments shed light on Higgs properties

• World's Most Powerful Digital Camera Sees Construction Green Light

• Stony Brook University Student Fen Guan Wins 2015 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Tiny Drops of Early Universe 'Perfect' Fluid

• Four Brookhaven Lab Projects Selected as R&D 100 Award Finalists

• SRI 2015: Bringing Synchrotron Scientists to New York

• GEM Fellow Luis Ocampo Giraldo Takes Third Place in National Tech Competition

• Brookhaven Summer Intern Reveals the Cutting Edge of NSLS-II

• Putting a Spin on Physics: Physicist Mei Bai Receives DOE's E.O. Lawrence Award

• So Long, Summer Students

• Summer Sundays Bring Thousands of Visitors to Brookhaven National Laboratory

• New Brookhaven Summer Course Introduces High School Students to Scientific Computing

• American Nuclear Society Honors John O'Hara For Human Factors Research

• Two Spin Liquids Square Off in an Iron-Based Superconductor

• Investigating Metal-Organic Frameworks as Clean-Up Agents for Nuclear Waste

• Brookhaven Lab Study Explores Nanoscale Structure of Thin Films

• Atom Smashing Fun

• 2015 Brookhaven Award Recipients

• 2015 Science & Technology Award Recipients

• Brookhaven Lab Recognizes 15 Staff Members at 2015 Employee Awards Ceremony

• 2015 Engineering Award Recipients

• BWIS Lecture: 'Unexpected Unions: A Physicist's Dip into the Art and Design World'

• New Computer Model Could Explain how Simple Molecules Took First Step Toward Life

• Robert Harrison Leads New Center to Consolidate and Showcase Brookhaven Lab's Computing Capabilities

• Family Fun Day, July 26

• Brookhaven Lab Summer School Helps Develop Tomorrow's Nuclear Chemistry Experts

• Brookhaven's Susan Pepper Focuses on Nonproliferation of Nuclear Material…and Stray Cats

• New Technique to Synthesize Nanostructured Nanowires

• Science on Screen: Brookhaven National Laboratory Presents 'Zoolander' Movie and Discussion at Huntington Cinema Arts Centre, July 23, 7 p.m.

• Bright Light, Dazzling Discoveries

• 2015 Sambamurti Lecture Tuesday, 7/21: 'Seeking the Origin of Asymmetry'

• Blazing Trails at Brookhaven Lab's Center for Functional Nanomaterials (Video)

• Howard Gordon Garners U.S. ATLAS Lifetime Achievement Award

• Exploring the Ultra Small

• Stony Brook Receives $2.5 Million DOE Grant for Transformational Energy Technology

• Safety is Long-Standing Tradition for Cycletrons

• Big PanDA and Titan Merge to Tackle Torrent of LHC's Full-Energy Collision Data

• 43 Employees Recognized for Perfect Attendance

• Upgrades to ATLAS and LHC Magnets for Run 2 and Beyond

• Sodium-Ion Batteries Offer Surprising Stability Over Cycles

• X-Rays and Electrons Join Forces To Map Catalytic Reactions in Real-Time

• Celebrating a Decade of Brewing Perfection

• NSLS-II: A Video Tour

• Sweeping Lasers Snap Together Nanoscale Geometric Grids

• 506th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 6/24: 'NSLS-II: The New Synchrotron Light Source at Brookhaven Lab'

• Adapting Nanoscience Imaging Tools to Study Ants' Heat-Deflecting Adaptations

• Staying Cool: Saharan Silver Ants

• New Lenses Grown Layer-by-Layer Increase X-ray Power at National Synchrotron Light Source II

• Longtime Brookhaven Lab Collaborator and INCREASE Founding Member Wins Presidential Mentoring Award

• Workshop Participants Outline Projects to Advance Smart Grid Resilience

• Scientists See Ripples of a Particle-Separating Wave In Primordial Plasma

• Brookhaven Lab 'Higgs Hunter' Sally Dawson Receives Humboldt Research Award

• Christel Colón: Human Resources Advocate Making a Difference at the Lab and on Long Island

• U.S. Joins the World in a New Era of Research at the Large Hadron Collider

• Pianofest Noon Recitals at Brookhaven Lab June 24 and July 29

• National Synchrotron Light Source II and Center for Functional Nanomaterials Users' Meeting Recap

• Energy Secretary Moniz Announces 2014 Ernest Orlando Lawrence Award Winners

• BSA Distinguished Lecture Thursday, 6/11: 'Advancing Science'

• A goldmine of scientific research

• 2015 Water Quality Report Available Now

• Engineering Phase Changes in Nanoparticle Arrays

• DNA Double Helix Does Double Duty in Assembling Arrays of Nanoparticles

• Visualizing How Radiation Bombardment Boosts Superconductivity

• Memorial Day: Remembering Contributions by an Important U.S. Soldier

• LHC achieves record-energy collisions

• Guide Dogs Get Their Day at Brookhaven Lab

• John F. Carney, Jr. Named Manager of Brookhaven Lab's Laboratory Protection Division

• 505th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 5/27: 'Scanning the Structure of Steel From Nuclear Reactor Vessels'

• Brookhaven Lab's Accelerator Test Facility Named a DOE Office of Science User Facility

• Brookhaven Science Associates Awards College Scholarships to 15 High School Seniors

• Daedalus Quartet to Give a Recital at Brookhaven Lab, June 10

• BWIS Lecture: History of Contributions by Women in the Field of Astronomy

• Lab Employee Robert Malone Helps U.S. Air Force Get Ready for Take-Off

• Brookhaven's Stanislaus S. Wong to Receive the 2015 ACS Inorganic Nanoscience Award

• Intense Lasers Cook Up Complex, Self-Assembled Nanomaterials

• U.S. Energy Secretary Honors Brookhaven Lab Team for Building Large Hadron Collider Magnets

• DOE's Office of Science Selects 44 Scientists to Receive Early Career Research Program Funding

• Brookhaven Lab Hosts Lab Fire Safety Training

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist Yimei Zhu to be Honored at Asian American Celebration

• U.S.-CERN Agreement Paves Way for New Era of Scientific Discovery

• Winning Projects at Brookhaven Lab's 2015 Elementary School Science Fair from 'Snow Problem' to 'Don't Let it Burn'

• Sergey Belomestnykh Receives Particle Accelerator Science & Technology Award

• Into the Depths of the Electromagnetic Spectrum

• Beetlejuice! Secrets of beetle sprays unlocked at the Advanced Photon Source

• Long Island Capital Alliance Announces Participants for Brookhaven National Laboratory Technology Transfer Capital Forum on May 8

• Giant Electromagnet Arrives at Brookhaven Lab to Map Melted Matter

• Lieutenant Governor Hochul Visits Brookhaven Lab

• Galaxy-Gazing Telescope Sensors Pass Important Vision Tests

• Stony Brook University Student Kristine Horvat Awarded Renate W. Chasman Scholarship

• 504th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 4/29: 'Catching Catalysis in the Act: In Situ Studies With X-Rays and Electrons'

• Brookhaven Lab Construction Technology Poised for Commercialization

• Scientists Use Nanoscale Building Blocks and DNA 'Glue' to Shape 3D Superlattices

• BSA Distinguished Lecture Tuesday, 4/28: 'What Are Climate Models Good For?'

• Lab Employees' Daughters & Sons Come to Work

• Explorations of Quarks and Gluons in Scientific American

• In Memoriam: Richard 'Dick' Setlow

• Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider Smashes Record for Polarized Proton Luminosity at 200 GeV Collision Energy

• Long-Sought Magnetic Mechanism Observed in Exotic Hybrid Materials

• Bacteria Tracked Feeding Nitrogen to Nutrient-Starved Plants

• Science on Screen: The Day After Tomorrow and Climate Research

• First NSLS-II X-Ray Images Hint at Science to Come

• Levittown High School Student Wins Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Model Bridge Building Contest

• U.S. Scientists Celebrate the Restart of the Large Hadron Collider

• Eric Forsyth to Show Film at Brookhaven Lab on April 28 About His Recent Sailing Adventure

• Brookhaven Lab's Asian Pacific American Association Offers Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Shoveling Into Spring: Thanking the Lab's Snow-removal Crew

• Major New Research Project to Study How Tropical Forests Worldwide Respond to Climate Change

• Physicists Solve Low-Temperature Magnetic Mystery

• Copper Atoms Bring a Potential New Battery Material to Life

• A Tale of Two Colliders, One Thesis, Two Awards — and a Physics Mystery

• Stony Brook Opera at Brookhaven Lab, April 22

• In Memoriam: Sam Hoblit

• Center Moriches Middle School Students Sweep Two Categories to Win Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Maglev Contest

• Scientist Eric Stach Named Special Assistant for New Operando Initiative at Brookhaven Lab

• 503rd Brookhaven Lecture Wednesday, 3/25: Looking for Light From Dark Energy With the LSST

• Jason Remien Named Manager of Brookhaven Lab's Environmental Protection Division

• Brookhaven Presents Big Data Pilot Projects at Supercomputing Conference

• LHC Experiments Join Forces to Zoom in on the Higgs Boson

• Brookhaven Presents Big Data Pilot Projects at Supercomputing Conference

• Brookhaven National Lab's Tom Butcher Honored for Biodiesel Research

• Four Scientists With Major Contributions to Research at Brookhaven Lab Named American Physical Society Fellows

• R.C. Murphy Junior High School of Stony Brook Wins Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Regional Middle School Science Bowl

• First Scientific Publication from Data Collected at NSLS-II

• Plants Use Water Wisely — Mostly

• CARE 2015 Workshop: Explore Career Paths March 10

• Electrochemical 'Fingers' Unlock Battery's Inner Potential

• NSLS-II User Profile: Melissa Sims, Stony Brook University

• A New X-Ray Microscope for Nanoscale Imaging

• Meet Joe Garlow

• 502nd Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 2/25: 'Expanding Plant Oil Production: Learning How to Make Leaves Fat'

• Solomiya Ivakhiv and Di Wu to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, March 11

• Dedicating Brookhaven Lab's Brightest Beacon at the Frontiers of Discovery

• In Memoriam: Val Fitch

• Searching for Signs of a Force from the 'Dark Side' in Particle Collisions at RHIC

• Smashing Polarized Protons to Uncover Spin and Other Secrets

• Energy Secretary Moniz Dedicates the World's Brightest Synchrotron Light Source

• Farmingdale High School Wins Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Regional High School Science Bowl

• New Clues About a Brain Protein with High Affinity for Valium

• Nanoscale Mirrored Cavities Amplify, Connect Quantum Memories

• Coding Controls for Collider Computers: Meet Prerana Kankiya

• Self-Assembled Nanotextures Create Antireflective Surface on Silicon Solar Cells

• Department of Energy, Brookhaven Science Associates Sign New Brookhaven Lab Management Contract

• Self-Destructive Effects of Magnetically-Doped Ferromagnetic Topological Insulators

• Statement from Brookhaven Lab Director on New York State Partnership

• 501st Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 1/21: 'Negative Particles for Positive Breakthroughs: Characterizing Electrons in Novel Materials at NSLS-II'

• Taking Safety Into the Woods

• RHIC Physics Feeds Future High-Tech Workforce: Ágnes Mócsy

• Solar Cell Polymers with Multiplied Electrical Output

• Gearing Up for RHIC Run 15

• World's Most Powerful Camera Receives Funding Approval

• Daedalus Quartet to Give a Recital at Brookhaven Lab, January 28

• In Memoriam: Vincent Castillo

• Compact Batteries Enhanced By Spontaneous Silver Matrix Formations

• Congratulations, 2014 Spotlight Awardees!

• Meet Paulo Castillo: First Postdoc AGEP-T FRAME Fellow at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Science Associates Announces Brookhaven Lab Organizational Changes

• 2014's Top-10 Scientific Achievements at Brookhaven Lab

• Microscopy Reveals How Atom-High Steps Impede Oxidation of Metal Surfaces

• 'Tis the Season for Giving

• Remembering Those Who Have Borne the Battle

• Young Researcher Symposium Prepares Young Scientists for the Future

• 500th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 12/17: 'Small Science, Big Impact: Basic Research with Bacteriophage T7'

• Giving Thanks

• 3D Printer in High Demand at NSLS-II

• Unusual Electronic State Found in New Class of Unconventional Superconductors

• Brookhaven Lab Staff Participate in International Counterterrorism Conference

• X-Ray Powder Diffraction Beamline at NSLS-II Takes First Beam and First Data

• Pianist Tomer Gewirtzman to Give a Recital at Brookhaven Lab, December 10

• For Important Tumor-Suppressing Protein, Context is Key

• 'Humanitarian Technology and Sustainability: Off-Grid Electrification in Haiti' Lecture on Monday, 11/24

• New Matter, Mathematical Models & Larry McLerran

• Brookhaven Lab Smart Grid Resiliency Workshop Focuses on Microgrids

• Women @ Energy: Meifeng Lin

• In Memoriam: Gary Miglionico

• 499th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 11/19: 'Artificial Photosynthesis: Making and Breaking Bonds with Protons and Electrons'

• Biology Professor Cheryl Hayashi to Speak on "Discovering the Strengths and Uses of Spider Silk" at Brookhaven Lab, November 20

• Brookhaven Science Associates Awarded Brookhaven Lab Management Contract

• Energy Department Awards New Contract to Manage and Operate Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Women @ Energy: Wei Xu

• Multilaboratory Collaboration Brings New X-ray Detector to Light

• Infographic: RHIC Cooks Up a Quantum Tempest in a Teacup

• Women @ Energy: Mary Bishai

• In Memoriam: David Stampf

• Pulaski Street Elementary School Kids Donate Halloween Candy to the Lab's AdoptaPlatoon Program

• Women @ Energy: Simerjeet Gill

• Stony Brook Opera at Brookhaven Lab, November 19

• Physicists Narrow Search for Solution to Proton Spin Puzzle

• Women @ Energy: Jessica Metcalfe

• Toyota to Use Brookhaven Lab's Center for Functional Nanomaterials to Advance Vehicle Battery Tech

• Women @ Energy: Lynne Ecker

• Tracking Heat-Driven Decay in Leading Electric Vehicle Batteries

• Diamond Detector Captures Last X-rays at NSLS

• Women @ Energy: Nathalie Bouet

• National Synchrotron Light Source II Achieves 'First Light'

• Brookhaven Lab Launches Computational Science Initiative

• DOE's High-Speed Network to Boost Big Data Transfers by Extending 100G Connectivity across Atlantic

• New High Speed Transatlantic Network to Benefit Science Collaborations Across the U.S.

• Students Conduct Hands-On Exploration of Long Island's River Ecosystems

• Brookhaven Lab Names Former Director Nicholas Samios Senior Scientist Emeritus

• 498th Brookhaven Lecture Wednesday, 10/22: 'Vector Boson Scattering: Watching the Higgs Boson at Work with the ATLAS Particle Detector'

• Séamus Davis Selected to Receive New Grant for Exploring Exotic Quantum Phenomena

• Scientists Map Key Moment in Assembly of DNA-Splitting Molecular Machine

• Visual Neuroscientist Susana Martinez-Conde to Talk on 'Neuromagic' at Brookhaven Lab, 10/23

• Unstoppable Magnetoresistance

• Brookhaven Lab Co-sponsors Richard Leakey Lecture at SBU

• Cooking Up Quark-Gluon Plasma with 'Science Friday'

• Structure of Hepatitis C Virus Envelope Protein an Early Step Toward Vaccine, Therapies

• Researchers Pump Up Oil Accumulation in Plant Leaves

• Last Light at NSLS

• Stony Brook University Student Meng Yang Wins 2014 Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• A Closer Look at the Perfect Fluid

• Pianists Christina and Michelle Naughton to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, October 22

• Hide & Seek: Sterile Neutrinos Remain Elusive

• Brookhaven and the Daya Bay Neutrino Experiment

• Fundamental Physics Lessons in Sub-Saharan Africa

• PubSci: Illumination Explores Discoveries Driven by Bright Beams of Light

• It's Ionic

• Brookhaven Lab and Hofstra University Win $2.5 Million Research Grant to Promote STEM Learning in Middle Schools

• Brookhaven Lab's National Synchrotron Light Source II Approved to Start Routine Operations

• New NIH/DOE Grant for Life Science Studies at NSLS-II

• $1,000 Renate W. Chasman Scholarship Offered

• BSA Distinguished Lecture Tuesday, 10/14: 'LCLS: A Stunning New View Through X-ray Laser Eyes'

• NASA Space Radiation School is Totally Radical

• 497th Brookhaven Lecture Wednesday, 9/24: 'Supercomputing Fundamental Particle & Nuclear Physics'

• PubSci: Illumination — The science of light at Brookhaven

• Energy Secretary Moniz Showcases National Laboratories on the Hill

• Elusive Quantum Transformations Found Near Absolute Zero

• Brookhaven Lab's Aleksey Bolotnikov Honored as RTSD Scientist of 2014 by the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers

• In Memoriam: Samuel Krinsky

• CFN User Spotlight: Dirk Englund Tracks Photons to Develop Unprecedented Quantum Technology

• INCREASE Workshop Connects Minority Scientists with DOE Facilities, Collaborators

• Brookhaven Lab's Michael Creutz Named Senior Scientist Emeritus, to Be Honored at 'CreutzFest' 9/4 & 9/5

• DOE 'Knowledgebase' Links Biologists, Computer Scientists to Solve Energy, Environmental Issues

• Brookhaven Physicist Ivan Bozovic Elected to European Academy of Sciences

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist Jingguang Chen Recipient of 2015 George A. Olah Award

• NSLS User Profiles: Jaime Farrington, Sydor Instruments

• Brookhaven Lab's Susan Pepper Honored by Institute of Nuclear Materials Management

• Brookhaven Lab's Alexei Tsvelik Receives Prestigious Humboldt Research Award

• Summer Students Invigorate Lab with Energy, Passion for Science

• In Memoriam: Samuel Krinsky

• First Indirect Evidence of So-Far Undetected Strange Baryons

• Dali Quartet to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, Sept. 10

• DOE's McBrearty & Short Tour 'Like-New Digs' for Scientists at Brookhaven Lab

• Promising Ferroelectric Materials Suffer From Unexpected Electric Polarizations

• Harnessing the Power of Bacteria's Sophisticated Immune System

• RHIC Featured in 'How The Universe Works' on the Science Channel

• New York State Funds Brookhaven Lab to Study Use of Radar to Predict Storm Electrical Outages

• New Grant to Aid Search for the Secrets of Superconductivity

• Dark Interactions Workshop Brings Global Physicists to Brookhaven Lab

• In Memoriam: Gabriel Genoino Jr.

• A New Look for RHIC & Sharper View of QCD: Looking Back at the 2014 RHIC-AGS Users' Meeting

• Brookhaven Lab Intern Takes Top Spot at Marcum Workplace Challenge

• Girl Scouts of Suffolk County Staff Members Learn STEM Activities at Brookhaven Lab

• RHIC Run 14: A Flawless 'Run of Firsts'

• National Science Foundation To Support Start of Construction for the LSST

• New Method Provides Nanoscale Details of Electrochemical Reactions in Electric Vehicle Battery Materials

• Atom-Smashing Fun!

• In Memoriam: Townsend 'Towny' Anschutz

• Nanostructured Metal-Oxide Catalyst Efficiently Converts CO₂ to Methanol

• 2014 RAP1 Team Recognition

• 2014 Brookhaven Award Recipients

• 2014 Engineering Award Recipients

• 2014 Science & Technology Award Recipients

• Brookhaven Lab Recognizes 11 Employees, RAP Team at Annual Awards Ceremony

• Six Summer Interns Help Carry on a Legacy

• Understanding the Source of Extra-Large Capacities in Promising Lithium-Ion Battery Electrodes

• Storm Trackers and Family Fun Day

• Instrumentation Division Nears Production Phase for LSST Camera Sensors

• 496th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 7/23: 'Special PET Scans Seeking Symmetry in Quark-Gluon Plasma'

• In Memoriam: Robert Geib

• Ultra-small, Tremendous Impact

• Supercomputers Reveal Strange, Stress-Induced Transformations in World's Thinnest Materials

• Physicists Detect Process Even Rarer than the Long-Sought Higgs Particle

• Brookhaven Lab Wins R&D 100 Award for Novel Radiation Detector

• Stanford Chemist Richard Zare to Speak at Brookhaven Lab July 22-23

• Brilliant Light, Illuminating Science

• NSLS-II Reaches 25 Milliamps of Current with New Superconducting RF Cavity

• Brookhaven Lab Training Course 'Most Important' for IAEA Inspectors

• 'Glamorous Gluons': RHIC's Quark Gluon Plasma Through an Artist's Eyes

• Long Island at War: Camp Upton Artifacts on Display at Long Island Museum

• RHIC Physics Feeds Future High-Tech Workforce: Debasish Das

• Prepare. Assist. Protect.

• New Laser Ion Source for Brookhaven Accelerators Exceeds Expectations

• Brookhaven Lab's Upendra Rohatgi Receives ASME's Globalization Medal for International Nonproliferation Work

• Terrence Buck Honored as "Diversity Champion" for Work with STEM Students

• Protons Power Protein Portal to Push Zinc Out of Cells

• Funding Renewed for Brookhaven's Center for Emergent Superconductivity, a DOE Energy Frontier Research Center

• George Redlinger of Brookhaven Lab's Physics Department Granted Tenure

• Igor Pogorelsky of Brookhaven Lab's Collider-Accelerator Department Granted Tenure

• Masahiro Okamura of Brookhaven Lab's Collider-Accelerator Department Granted Tenure

• Leonard Mausner of Brookhaven Lab's Collider-Accelerator Department Granted Tenure

• Taku Izubuchi of Brookhaven Lab's Physics Department Granted Tenure

• Kenneth Evans-Lutterodt of Brookhaven Lab's Photon Sciences Directorate Granted Tenure

• Gianluigi De Geronimo of Brookhaven Lab's Instrumentation Division Granted Tenure

• Oleg Chubar of Brookhaven Lab's Photon Sciences Directorate Granted Tenure

• 12 Brookhaven Lab Scientists Granted Tenure

• Michael Begel of Brookhaven Lab's Physics Department Granted Tenure

• Darío Arena of Brookhaven Lab's Photon Sciences Directorate Granted Tenure

• Jorg Schwender of Brookhaven Lab's Biosciences Department Granted Tenure

• Yun Luo of Brookhaven Lab's Collider-Accelerator Department Granted Tenure

• Plenary Sessions for 2014 RHIC & AGS Users' Meeting Begin Today, 6/19

• Lab's AdoptaPlatoon Group Supports Firefighter Thomas Sidik

• Physicists at Large Hadron Collider Physics Conference Look Forward

• NSLS User Profiles: Christopher Wright, Brown University

• Nora Sundin Named Manager of Brookhaven Lab's Stakeholder Relations Office

• 495th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 6/18: 'To See or Not to See a Warhead: Imaging Nuclear Weapons With Neutrons'

• Vast Data Collections for Complex Climate Systems: Meet Alice Cialella

• New Evidence for Oceans of Water Deep in the Earth

• Nanotechnology PubSci Explores the Huge Impacts of the Ultra Small

• DNA-Linked Nanoparticles Form Switchable 'Thin Films' on a Liquid Surface

• Professional Engineering Society Recognizes Brookhaven Lab Energy Research Facility for Outstanding Achievements

• Scientists Reveal Details of Calcium 'Safety-Valve' in Cells

• Ionic Liquid Boosts Efficiency of CO₂ Reduction Catalyst

• They're Here: 2014 Summer Interns Arrive at Brookhaven Lab

• Final Touches Being Added to 'Home Sweet Home'

• Using the OSG to plan for an electron-ion collider at Brookhaven

• 'Particle Fever' Screening Packed the House at the Cinema Arts Centre

• Complex Calculations at CFN: Meet Mark Hybertsen

• Students in Science: Video Interviews With Brookhaven Lab's 2013 Interns

• Brookhaven National Lab Honored Among 'Best of New York'

• Remember. Honor. Teach.

• Pianofest Noon Recitals at Brookhaven Lab June 25 and July 30

• Scientists Pinpoint the Creeping Nanocrystals Behind Lithium-Ion Battery Degradation

• Doing Business With Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Brookhaven Lab's Scott Bronson Recognized as Outstanding Advocate for Science & Technology Education

• Statement on the Particle Physics Project Prioritization Panel (P5) Report to the High Energy Physics Advisory Panel (HEPAP)

• Proposed Plan for the Future of U.S. Particle Physics

• MIT/National Labs Team Visualizes Complex Electronic State

• Brookhaven Lab Smart Grid Workshop Focuses on Resiliency During Emergencies

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Wu-Tsung Weng to be Honored at Asian American Celebration

• RHIC Physics Feeds Future High-Tech Workforce: Daniel Magestro

• 55 Lab Employees Recognized for Perfect Attendance

• Brookhaven Science Associates Awards College Scholarships to 15 High School Seniors

• Brookhaven National Laboratory Presents "Particle Fever" Movie Screening

• DOE's 'Women @ Energy' Series: Call for Nominations

• Three Brookhaven Physicists Receive DOE Early Career Research Program Funding

• Plants' Oil-Desaturating Enzymes Pair Up to Channel Metabolites

• Scientists Find Solution to Two Long-Standing Mysteries of Cuprate High-Temperature Superconductivity

• Brookhaven Physicist Elaine DiMasi Edits Book on Biomineralization Techniques

• World's Most Powerful Accelerator Comes to Titan with a High-Tech Scheduler

• Winning Projects at Brookhaven Lab's 2014 Elementary School Science Fair

• Media Advisory: Screening of Particle Fever at Cinema Arts Centre on May 18 Presented by Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Brookhaven Lab Celebrates National Take Our Daughters & Sons to Work Day

• Brookhaven's Charles T. Black Named a Battelle 'Inventor of the Year'

• NSLS-II Stores 25 Milliamps of Current

• Harnessing Magnetic Vortices for Making Nanoscale Antennas

• Doing Business with User Facilities

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist Ralph James is Named Materials Research Society Fellow

• Label-free, Sequence-specific, Inexpensive Fluorescent DNA Sensors

• User Profiles at NSLS: Raymond Browning, R. Browning Consultants

• In Memoriam: Hans Ludewig

• Brookhaven Lab Offers Workshop for Business Partners

• Phase Transiting to a New Quantum Universe

• A New Approach to Engineering the Materials of the Future

• Computer-Assisted Accelerator Design

• 10 Questions with Gayani Perera

• Suffolk County Women Studying STEM Visit Brookhaven Lab

• The Science of Detecting and Defeating Radiological Threats

• Scientists Capture Ultrafast Snapshots of Light-driven Superconductivity

• NSLS-II Storage Ring Begins Commissioning

• Energy Research Facility Construction Project at Brookhaven Lab Wins U.S. Energy Secretary's Achievement Award

• Kevin Yager on the Nanoscience of Studying Scattered X-rays

• 494th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 4/16

• National Synchrotron Light Source II Achieves First Stored Electron Beam

• Accelerator Applications for Cancer Therapy Highlighted in Nature Article

• Tracking Sugar Movement in Plants

• Sugar Responsible for Shoot Branching in Plants

• Astronomers from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey Make the Most Precise Measurement Yet of the Expanding Universe

• Ward Melville High School Student Wins Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Model Bridge Building Contest

• In Memoriam: John De Boer

• Tracking the Transition of Early-Universe Quark Soup to Matter-as-we-know-it

• 'Life Redesigned: The Emergence of Synthetic Biology' Lecture on Wednesday, April 30

• SBU Computer Engineer Mónica F. Bugallo to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on How Signal Processing May Lead to Advances in Cancer Research, April 24

• L.I. High School Students at Brookhaven Analyze, Present ATLAS Data for International Masterclass in Particle Physics

• Stony Brook Opera to Present Excerpts from Benjamin Britten Opera at Brookhaven Lab, April 23

• Generations of Supercomputers Pin Down Primordial Plasma

• Gail Mattson Named Brookhaven Lab's Assistant Laboratory Director for Environment, Safety & Health

• Scientists Track 3D Nanoscale Changes in Rechargeable Battery Material During Operation

• Robert Moses Middle School Students Win Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Maglev Contest

• Reaching Beyond Boundaries and Leaving a Legacy to Inspire Young Researchers

• Brookhaven's PubSci Starts Off With a Big Bang

• 'Thanks' to the Lab's Snow-removal Crew

• Physicist Mary Bishai Named Woman of the Year in Science by Town of Brookhaven

• Pianist Di Wu to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, April 9

• Brookhaven Lab's Asian Pacific American Association Offers Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Brookhaven Lab's Ralph James Inducted into the Long Island Technology Hall of Fame

• 493rd Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 3/19: 'The Smallest Drops of the Hottest Matter? New Investigations at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider'

• In Memoriam: Shawn Grant

• Brookhaven Lab's Emil Bozin Receives 2014 Science Prize from the Neutron Scattering Society of America

• U.S. Energy Secretary Visits Brookhaven Lab's ARPA-E Booth

• Commack Middle School Wins Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Regional Middle School Science Bowl

• Simon Billinge Named 2014 NSSA Fellow

• Western University-led study reveals new surface chemistry in electric vehicle batteries

• Using Signal Analysis for STEM Education at Farmingdale State College

• Particle Beam Cancer Therapy: The Promise and Challenges

• 'Home Sweet Home' is Almost a Reality for Local Family

• MEDIA Advisory: PubSci: A New Science Conversation Series from Brookhaven National Lab

• MEDIA ADVISORY: Middle School Science Bowl and Lithium-ion Battery-powered Model Car Challenge at Brookhaven Lab, March 1

• Stony Brook University and Brookhaven Lab Host Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics

• Scouts, Science & Fun

• Brookhaven Women in Science to Celebrate International Women's Day, March 8

• Mega-Bucks from Russia Seed Development of "Big Data" Tools

• BNL's Jian Wang Will Help Understand Rainforest Atmosphere Dynamics

• Heavy Flavor Tracker for STAR

• "Dynamic" Duo Canellakis-Brown to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, March 12

• Robert Tribble Named Brookhaven Lab's Deputy Director for Science and Technology

• 492nd Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 2/19: What Goes Up Must Come Down: The Lifecycle of Convective Clouds

• Superconductivity in Orbit: Scientists Find New Path to Loss-Free Electricity

• Brookhaven Lab's Lev Neymotin Helps Secure Russia's Nuclear Material

• MEDIA ADVISORY: Targeting Tumors: Ion Beam Accelerators Take Aim at Cancer

• Roots to Shoots: Hormone transport in plants deciphered

• Lab Workshop on Predicting Weather Impacts on Utilities

• Aim for the Sky!

• Big Chill Sets in as RHIC Physics Heats Up

• Brookhaven Science Associates Donates $20,000 for Ongoing Typhoon Haiyan Recovery Efforts in the Philippines

• Ward Melville Wins Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Regional High School Science Bowl

• Environment, Safety and Health: Recapping 2013 for Photon Sciences

• Meet the Lab's New Security Police Officers

• Three Brookhaven Lab Physicists Named Fellows of the American Physical Society

• 491st Brookhaven Lecture, Thursday 2/6

• BNLer Alistair Rogers' Third Intel Semifinalist Named Last Week

• Ringing in the New Year: NSLS-II Booster Achieves Design Energy

• Top-10 Brookhaven Lab Breakthroughs of 2013

• BOSS measures the universe to 1-percent accuracy

• Planning a Response to a 'Dirty Bomb'

• Twenty-two New 'Hams' at Brookhaven Lab

• Disordered Materials Hold Promise for Better Batteries

• The Play-by-Play of Energy Conversion: Catching Catalysts in Action

• Celebrating Brookhaven Lab's Up-and-Coming Scientists at 2013 Young Researcher Symposium

• BNLers Help Brighten Holidays for Local Families

• NSLS User Stats for 2013

• Stony Brook Course on Applications of Synchrotron Light Offered at Brookhaven Lab

• Physicists Look Toward the High-Energy Horizon

• CO₂ Study Adds to Picture of Global Carbon Cycle

• Enlisting Cells' Protein Recycling Machinery to Regulate Plant Products

• Opposing Phenomena Possible Key to High-Efficiency Electricity Delivery

• New Energy Research Facility at Brookhaven Lab Awarded LEED Gold Designation for Being 'Green'

• ISB-inspired Greening Strategies for Your Home or Office

• Brookhaven Lab Funded to Study Energy-Efficient Heating Strategies

• Small Size Enhances Charge Transfer in Quantum Dots

• 490th Brookhaven Lecture, 12/18

• Building Life-saving Batteries

• William Floyd High School Student Conducts Geologic Research of North Shore Beaches

• Pianist Tanya Gabrielian to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, January 15

• Pressure Transforms a Semiconductor into a New State of Matter

• iCFN User Spotlight—Latha Venkataraman: Advancing the World's Smallest Devices

• 10 Questions with Kevin Yager

• Brookhaven scientists visit Argonne National Lab for research on Lou Gehrig's Disease

• Tiny Drops of Hot Quark Soup—How Small Can They Be?

• Designing a Better Catalyst for Solar-Powered Hydrogen Production

• Séamus Davis Awarded Honorary Degree by National University of Ireland

• John Hill Named Deputy Associate Lab Director for Basic Energy Sciences

• Local Riverhead Company Awarded Contract for Satellite Building at New Light Source

• Brookhaven Lab Staff Play Key Role in Wood Stove Decathlon

• 130 Teachers Learn From Scientists at Brookhaven Lab During Second-ever Sci-Ed Day

• Making High-resolution Movies With an Infrared Microscope

• Energy Service Contract Will Help Brookhaven Lab Meet Sustainability Goals

• High-Speed X-Ray 'Camera' Beamline Taking Shape at NSLS-II

• Infrared Light Fills a "Gap" in Iron-based Superconductor Research

• $980K Department of Energy Grant to Support Study of Irradiated Materials

• Mathematician Marjorie Senechal to Talk on "Truth Versus Beauty in Science," at Brookhaven Lab, December 4

• Small Particles, Big Findings

• Showcasing Brookhaven Science to Industry

• Congratulations, 2013 Spotlight Awardees

• Jasmine Hatcher Becomes an "All-Star" Chemist

• Stony Brook Interdisciplinary Team Plays Lead Role in NASA 'Expedition' to Explore Space Virtually

• Brookhaven Lab's Marshall Newton Inducted Into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

• Superiority of Stradivari Violins: Fact or Myth? What Can Science Tell Us?

• RHIC Physics Feeds Future High-Tech Workforce: Lokesh Kumar

• Smoke Signals: Tracking the Rapid Changes of Wildfire Aerosols

• New Camera Reveals How Light Breaks Molecules Apart

• MAGIC Sea Voyage Ends, Journey to Decode Data Begins

• 'A Day in the Life of the Carmans River'

• NSLS-II Early Science Workshop Hints at Good Things to Come

• Nancy Losinno Lends a Helping Hand to Lab Employees

• Brookhaven Lab and Stony Brook University Launch Program to Increase Underrepresented Minority Faculty Hires

• Using Data Science Tools to Discover New Nanostructured Materials

• Atmospheric Scientist Recognized for Outstanding Contributions to Aerosol Science

• Brookhaven Lab Employees Help Build a Home For Local Family

• Field-effect Transistors Get a Boost From Ferroelectric Films

• Lab Researchers Honored on SBU's Faculty Honor Wall

• A Look Inside: NSLS-II Storage Ring

• Nano-Cone Textures Generate Extremely "Robust" Water-Repellent Surfaces

• 489th Brookhaven Lecture, 10/22

• Mixing Nanoparticles to Make Multifunctional Materials

• BSA Distinguished Lecture on Wednesday, 10/23

• Scientists Identify Key Genes for Increasing Oil Content in Plant Leaves

• Stony Brook Opera to Perform Selected Great Romantic Scenes from Opera at Brookhaven Lab November 13

• A Grand Unified Theory of Exotic Superconductivity?

• US Scientists Celebrate Nobel Prize for Higgs Discovery

• Stony Brook University Student Jo-Ann Jee Wins Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Aminoff Prize 2014

• New Kind of 'X-Ray/CT Vision' Reveals Objects' Internal Nanoscale Structure, Chemistry

• Backup Magnets Ready to Ship to LHC

• Supercomputers Help Solve a 50-Year Homework Assignment

• Stony Brook University Student Sara Callori Wins 2013 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Nanocrystal Catalyst Transforms Impure Hydrogen into Electricity

• Supercomputing the Transition from Ordinary to Extraordinary Forms of Matter

• Brookhaven Lab Photos Featured at Local Applebee's

• Imaging with Nanoscale Resolution at NSLS-II

• Vocal Ensemble Tenet to Perform at Brookhaven Lab October 9

• From Rising in the Dark to Enduring the Heat, Student Interns Joined In

• Behind the Scenes at the Subway-Surface Air Flow Exchange (S-SAFE) Project

• Brookhaven Researchers Use Weekends to Teach Math and Physics at SchoolNova

• Molecular Structure Reveals How the Antibiotic Streptomycin Works

• Violinist Ruth Palmer to Perform at Brookhaven Lab September 18

• New Evidence to Aid Search for Charge 'Stripes' in Superconductors

• Connie Cleary Returns to New York to Lead Brookhaven Lab's Licensing Group

• Shedding New Light on the 'Electron Highways' of Organic Solar Cells

• Why Particle Physics Matters

• For Better Li-ion Batteries, Scientists Watch One at Work

• Cancelled: Can Women Scientists Balance Family and Successful Careers? A Talk at Brookhaven Lab, September 18

• Summing Up a Summer of Fun and Science for Students at Brookhaven Lab

• Career Development Workshop for Postdocs and Grad Students Wednesday, 9/11

• NSLS-II Early Science Workshop a Success

• Nobel Laureate Astrophysicist Adam Riess to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on Sept. 23 & 24

• In Memoriam: Carol Creutz

• Elevated Levels of Copper in Amyloid Plaques Associated with Neurodegeneration in Mouse Models of Alzheimer's Disease

• New Results from Daya Bay: Tracking the Disappearance of Ghostlike Neutrinos

• Mastering Microbunching for Linac-based Light Sources

• Groundbreaking at NSLS-II: The SIX Satellite Building

• Bright Light, Big Mirror: Precision X-ray Focusing at NSLS-II

• Stunning Science: The Unexpected Eye Candy of Experimentation

• In Memoriam: Tom Sheridan

• Jack Anderson Named Deputy Director for Operations at Brookhaven Lab

• The Big Move: A Last Look at the Muon g-2 Ring's Departure from Brookhaven

• Hot Topics for Hot Nuclear Physics

• Biosciences Seminar Room Dedicated to John Dunn

• Interface Superconductivity Withstands Variations in Atomic Configuration

• Scientists Discover Hidden Magnetic Waves in High-Temperature Superconductors

• Last 2013 Summer Sunday: Visit RHIC on 8/4

• Calibrators from Deep Space Tune High-Tech Earthbound Physics Experiments

• Workshop on First Experiments at NSLS-II

• Giant Electromagnet Arrives at Fermilab

• 2013 Summer Sundays: Tour the CFN This Sunday, 7/28

• Japanese Government Bestows 'Order of the Sacred Treasure' on Brookhaven Physicist Satoshi Ozaki

• Summer Students Get Tips on Telling the Stories Behind their Science

• First Beamlines at NSLS-II Take Shape

• Brookhaven Lab Open to the Public on Summer Sundays, July 14 – August 4, 2013

• Researchers Help Show New Way to Study and Improve Catalytic Reactions

• IAEA Inspectors Investigate Nuclear Capabilities in "Freedonia"

• One for the Records: Recovery from NSLS Vacuum Leak

• Watch Live Department of Energy All-Employee Meeting on Thursday, 7/18

• In Memoriam: Valeri Tcherniatine

• Imaging Electron Pairing in a Simple Magnetic Superconductor

• Key Step in Molecular 'Dance' that Duplicates DNA Deciphered

• Attacca Quartet to Perform at Brookhaven Lab August 14

• Brookhaven Lab Open to the Public on Summer Sundays, July 14 – August 4, 2013

• 488th Brookhaven Lecture, 7/17

• Successful Test of New U.S. Magnet Puts Large Hadron Collider on Track for Major Upgrade

• Scientists Set Off for Alaska to Study Climate Change

• Detecting DNA in space

• Brookhaven Lab Open to the Public on Summer Sundays, July 14 — August 4, 2013

• NYPD Airflow Study Underway

• Department of Energy Lab Field Study Will Sample Aerosols from Biomass Burning

• Congratulations, Spotlight Award Winners

• Scientists Identify Promising Antiviral Compounds

• 'Incentives for Innovation!' — A talk at Brookhaven Lab on How to Enhance Creativity and Produce Breakthroughs, July 18

• 2013 Engineering Award Recipients

• 2013 Brookhaven Award Recipients

• Brookhaven Lab Presents Highest Accolades to 13 Employees in 2013

• Toward Tinier Transistors

• 2013 Science & Technology Award Recipients

• Explore an Interactive Map of the DOE Labs

• NNSD's Warren Stern Participates in IAEA Emergency Preparedness Mission

• Brookhaven Science Associates Donates $20,000 for Weekly Delivery of Organic Vegetables to Local Food Pantry

• Tiny Nanocubes Help Scientists Tell Left from Right

• Methylphenidate Modulates Brain-Circuit Connectivity in Cocaine-Addicted Individuals

• Users' Meeting Workshops Touch on Past, Present & Future

• Scientists Use X-rays to Connect Mantle Chemistry with Carbon Cycle

• NSLS-II Project Wins Construction Awards

• Extreme Insulating-to-conducting Nanowires Promise Novel Applications

• A Designer Enzyme for Alternative Energy

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist/Stony Brook University Professor Awarded Prestigious Humboldt Research Award

• Massive Particle Storage Ring Begins 3,200-Mile Trek

• National Lab Neutrino Hunters Win DOE Project Management Award

• Young Scientist Prize for Nuclear Physics

• RHIC's Perfect Liquid a Study in Perfection

• Annual Summertime Science Getaways Start at Brookhaven Lab

• Exposure to Air Transforms Gold Alloys Into Catalytic Nanostructures

• RHIC Physics Feeds Future High-Tech Workforce: Alan Hoffman, Mike Miller & Adam Kocoloski

• High Sugar Intake Linked to Low Dopamine Release in Insulin Resistant Patients

• Brookhaven Lab's Ivan Božović Honored as Max Planck Lecturer

• Brookhaven Hosts Webinar on Probabilistic Risk Assessment for Utility Planning

• Nuclear Physicist Laurie Waters to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on the Fascinating World of Threads and Laces, June 20

• Pianofest Noon Recitals at Brookhaven Lab June 26 and July 24

• Compute This: Students Visit BNL = Possible New IT Professionals

• Sam Aronson Named Director of the RIKEN BNL Research Center

• Researchers Gain Insight into Key Protein Linked to Development of Cancers and Neurodegenerative Disorders

• X-rays from NSLS Reveal Fuel Cells in Action

• Open Up, Break it Down, Get it Out There!

• Martin Schoonen Named Chair of Environmental Sciences at Brookhaven Lab

• Annual Water Quality Consumer Confidence Report Available Now

• In Memoriam: Stevenson Eckhoff

• Brookhaven Lab, Photovoltaic Consortium Explore Ways to Advance U.S. Solar Manufacturing

• RHIC Physics Feeds Future High-Tech Workforce: Johan Gonzalez

• 2013 Baumert Award to Jarrett Moyer

• Earth Day 2013 Recap and Prize Winners

• Atomic-Scale Investigations Solve Key Puzzle of LED Efficiency

• Brookhaven Science Associates Awards BSA College Scholarships to 15 High School Seniors

• Nobel Laureate Samuel Ting Returns to Brookhaven Lab

• Psychology Professor Marci Lobel to Give Talk at Brookhaven Lab on Stress During Pregnancy, May 30

• DNA-Guided Assembly Yields Novel Ribbon-Like Nanostructures

• Soaking Up Sun at the Long Island Solar Farm for Energy Research at Brookhaven Lab

• Long-Term ADHD Treatment Increases Brain Dopamine Transporter Levels, May Affect Drug Efficacy

• 'Why Has Earth NOT Warmed as Much as Expected? And Why Is This So Important?'

• Long Island STEM Hub Celebrates First Year: Showcases Student Work and Unveils New Tools for Advancing Education

• Symposium Held at Brookhaven Lab to Honor Late Physicist Bill Willis

• Lyme Disease Vaccine Developed by Stony Brook and Brookhaven Researchers Shows Promise in Clinical Trial

• Energy Department Announces 61 Scientists to Receive Early Career Research Program Funding

• Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

• Winning Projects at Brookhaven Lab's 2013 Elementary School Science Fair — From 'What Kind of Foods Do Ants Like Best?' to 'No Task Left Behind'

• Revolutionary Muon Experiment to Begin With 3,200-mile Move of 50-Foot-Wide Particle Storage Ring

• Brookhaven Celebrates the 20th Anniversary of Take Our Daughters & Sons to Work Day

• LSST Camera Passes Major Electronics Milestone

• Laurence Littenberg Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Physics Department

• Congratulations, Perfect Attendance Awardees

• Promoting Careers for Women in Science

• Big Bang? More like Big Ring

• The Surprising Ooze Factor of Glass

• Warren Stern Named Senior Advisor in Nonproliferation and National Security Department

• Brookhaven Lab's Gianluigi De Geronimo Named a Battelle 'Inventor of the Year'

• New York City Police Department and Brookhaven Lab to Conduct Airflow Study In New York City Streets and Subways This Summer

• Recipe for Low-Cost, Biomass-Derived Catalyst for Hydrogen Production

• 10 Questions with Eli Sutter

• Women @ Energy: Christina Swinson

• Syosset High School Student Makes Finals in International Science Competition

• Celebrating a Job Well Done and the Future at the Interdisciplinary Science Building

• Statement on Re-Compete of Brookhaven Lab Management Contract

• Winners Announced for Global Physics Photography Contest

• Temperature-dependent Radiolysis Reveals Dynamics of Bound Protein Waters

• Women @ Energy: Joanna Fowler

• From Laboratory to Industry: Unlocking the Potential of Graphene

• 486th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 4/17

• Women @ Energy: Deborah Keszenman Pereyra

• Alternative Futures in High-Energy Particle Physics

• SBU Professors Collaborate on NSF-Funded 'Materials Genome Initiative'

• BNL's Erdong Wang Named a Goldhaber Distinguished Fellow for Work in Accelerator Science

• Patchogue-Medford Students Take Top Three Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Bridge Contest

• Doors Open at New Interdisciplinary Science Building for Energy Research at Brookhaven Lab

• Women @ Energy: Carol Kessler

• 'Research at CERN — From the Highest Energies to the Smallest Particles'

• Lights, Chemistry, Action: New Method for Mapping Brain Activity

• Chemist Jeanne A. Hardy to Give Talk at Brookhaven Lab on Caspases, Causative Factor in Neurodegenerative Diseases , 4/24

• Women @ Energy: Vivian Stojanoff

• NYU's Center for Urban Science and Progress Announces Partnerships with Four National Laboratories

• Structure Helps Yield Drug "Hypersensitivity" Tests for Patients

• Women @ Energy: Triveni Rao

• Battery Research at NSLS Aims to Solve Energy Storage Challenges

• Box Labeled 'Explosive C' Safely Removed From Brookhaven National Laboratory Site

• Brookhaven Lab Hosts International Nuclear Data Conference in NYC

• Women @ Energy: Yan Li

• Meet Kim Kisslinger, Master of the Nanospecimen

• Brookhaven Science Associates Names Doon Gibbs Director of Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Brookhaven Scientists Featured in DOE's New 'Women @ Energy' Series

• Researchers Find Surprising Similarities Between Genetic and Computer Codes

• Stony Brook Opera and Baroque Players to Preview Handel's Orlando at Brookhaven Lab April 10

• Great Neck South Middle School Wins Brookhaven National Laboratory/Long Island Regional Middle School Science Bowl and Spot in National Finals

• Brookhaven Lab Community Raises More Than $202,000 for the United Way of Long Island

• Robert Moses Middle School Students Win Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Maglev Contest

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Named SPIE Fellow

• Beamline Hutches Filling NSLS-II Experimental Floor

• Brookhaven National Laboratory Honored by Long Island Technology Hall of Fame

• Local High School Students Win Long Island Science & Engineering Fair

• Brookhaven Lab's Asian Pacific American Association Offers Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• A Metal Switch to Control Motor Proteins

• New Evidence Strengthens Case That Scientists Have Discovered a Higgs Boson

• Diane Hatton Named One of Brookhaven Town's Women of the Year

• Accelerating Particles Accelerates Science — With Big Benefits for Society

• Data Flowing With RHIC Running

• In Memoriam: Michael Lehecka

• Peter Daum Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Mobile Aerosol Observing Units Deployed at Cape Cod

• Final Magnet Girders Installed at NSLS-II

• Brookhaven Women in Science Offers 2013 Scholarship for Women Science Students

• Explaining the Long-Baseline Neutrino Experiment

• Brookhaven National Laboratory Completes Major Renovation of Physics Seminar Room

• Suresh Srivastava New President-Elect of World Association of Radiopharmaceutical Molecular Therapy

• Sound, Light Sources and the Thrill of Glimpsing the Future

• Nominations Sought for Women in STEM to Profile on Energy.gov

• Brookhaven Lab's National Synchrotron Light Source II Achieves LEED Gold Certification

• Laser Mastery Narrows Down Sources of Superconductivity

• Solar Energy to get Boost from Cutting-edge Forecasts

• Talk on "Exploring the Extreme Universe: Results from the VERITAS Gamma-ray Observatory" at Brookhaven Lab March 13

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Receives Charles Hirsch Award from the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

• A Homecoming Party at the Los Angeles Shipping Dock

• MEDIA ADVISORY: The Higgs Boson: Past, Present, and Future

• Dopants Dramatically Alter Electronic Structure of Superconductor

• Violinist Kristin Lee to Perform at Brookhaven Lab March 6

• 484th Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 2/20

• Explaining Science with Ten Hundred Words

• Help Choose the Next Iconic "Big Science" Image

• Electrocatalysis Pays Tribute to BNL Scientist Radoslav Adzic

• On the Mark and Set for RHIC Run 13

• Hot New Book for Lovers of Science

• Brookhaven Lab Approved to Offer New Partnerships Mechanism

• Brookhaven Science Associates Donates $50,000+ for Superstorm Sandy Relief

• Brookhaven Lab To Participate in Wood Stove Decathlon in Washington, D.C.

• Scientists Turn Toxic By-Product Into Biofuel Booster

• Empowered Entrepreneurs Offer Tips for Successful Tech Business Start-Ups

• Statement on NSAC Report on Nuclear Physics Funding

• Hydrogen Storage Paper by Brookhaven Chemists Makes Nature Chemistry's "Top 10 of 2012"

• Huntington High School Wins Brookhaven National Laboratory/Long Island Regional High School Science Bowl and Spot in National Finals

• Brookhaven Science Associates Donates Food to Local Pantry

• UC Riverside Researcher Using Snail Teeth to Improve Solar Cells and Batteries

• BNL Names Retiree Carol Creutz Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Three BNL Staff Members Elected as Fellows of the American Physical Society

• NASA Honors Brookhaven Lab for Dedication Through Hurricane Sandy

• Wanted: Mentors as Friends for Longwood School Students

• Mysterious Rembrandt: X-ray analysis of detailed mock-up shows how to reveal hidden paintings

• Satoshi Ozaki Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Receives Technological Innovation Award from the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

• Brookhaven Science Associates Supports Superstorm Sandy Clean-Up Effort

• BNL Grants Emeritus Status to Retiree Keith Jones

• Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab, January 26

• Anne Troutman Named Brookhaven Lab's General Counsel

• YouTube's SciShow Hails Hot Quark-Gluon Plasma as "Superlative Science"

• Two Intel Semifinalists Completed Research at Brookhaven Lab

• Gabriela Martinez to Perform at Brookhaven Lab February 13

• BNL Grants Emeritus Status to Retiree Marshall Newton

• 483rd Brookhaven Lecture on Wednesday, 1/16

• 10 Questions With Aaron Stein

• David Schlyer Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Biosciences Department

• Breakthrough Iron-based Superconductors Set New Performance Records

• Duke Physicist to Lead Brookhaven Lab's Nuclear and Particle Physics Program

• Eric Forsyth to Show Film at Brookhaven Lab About His Sailing Adventures, January 29

• Gluon Walls: A New Form of Matter?

• Personality-Influencing Gene May be a Key to Long Life

• Spotlight on Brookhaven's Young Researchers

• Two New Security Police Officers Join Lab Protection Division

• Climate Research Captures Imagination, Inspires A Career

• BNLers Help Brighten Holidays for Local Super Storm Sandy Victims

• Keeping Tabs on Chemicals in the Air

• April Verch Band to Perform at Brookhaven Lab January 16, 2013

• U.S. Neutrino Experiment Crosses Major Milestone

• Drug-Related Choice Predicts Future Drug Use

• Graham Smith Named Instrumentation Division Head at Brookhaven Lab

• The Entrepreneurs' Network Hosted at Brookhaven Lab Presents 'Stories from the Front: The Entrepreneurial Experience' on January 14

• Doon Gibbs Named Interim Lab Director

• RHIC Physics Feeds Future High-Tech Workforce: Anuj Purwar

• Stanislaus Wong Named AAAS Fellow for Work on Designing New Nanomaterials

• Long Island Natural History Conference Draws 150 Attendees

• In Memoriam: Steven Kane

• Growing Cutting-edge X-ray Optics

• BNL Art and Crafts Show, 2012

• High School Seniors Win Brookhaven Lab 'Discovery' Art Prize

• Rita Z. Goldstein Wins Award for Research on the Effects of Drugs on the Brain

• Brookhaven Laboratory Hosts State Energy Advisory Board for Talks and Tours

• BNL Bucket Brigade

• Sarah Wolfson to Perform at Brookhaven Lab December 19

• X-rays Illuminate Nitrogen’s Role in Single-layer Graphene

• SBU-Led Research Reveals Nanotechnology Simplifies Hydrogen Production for Clean Energy

• From Camp Upton to NSLS, Five Generations At Brookhaven Lab

• Junior Firefighters Spend Day at BNL Firehouse

• Hurricane Sandy Crews Enjoy Thanksgiving Meal at BNL

• Scientists Capture Lithium-Ion Batteries in Nanoscale Action

• Scientists Chart the Emergence of High-Temperature Superconductivity

• RHIC Physics Feeds Future High-Tech Workforce

• Physics and Photography: Lab Visitors Capture the Beauty of Science

• 481st Brookhaven Lecture, 11/14

• EEG Provides Insight into Drug-Related Choice in Addiction

• The Great Space Coaster: Astronomers Measure the Deceleration of the Universe before Dark Energy

• Energy Innovator Esther Takeuchi Elected Fellow of Electrochemical Society

• Brookhaven Lab’s Chongai Kuang Wins Award for Research on Atmospheric Particles

• East Coasters Brave Hurricane Sandy, Keep Neutrino Project On Schedule

• Come See BNLers’ Visions At Annual Art & Crafts Show, 11/19–21

• Smooth Sailing Ahead for BNLer Lou Gerlach

• Hurricane Sandy Doesn’t Dampen Training for Visiting Spanish Firefighters

• BNL Chemistry Building Named Historic Landmark

• How do floating water bridges defy gravity?

• Stony Brook Opera to Perform at Brookhaven Lab November 14

• Local High School Sisters Win Major Award for Studies at Brookhaven Lab

• Captains Kick Off Brookhaven Lab’s 2012 United Way Campaign

• Brookhaven National Laboratory to Reopen at 11:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 30

• Mental Fatigue Impairs Brain Function, Motivation in Drug-Addicted Individuals

• 'Spheres: One Hundred Years of Topology'

• Renate W. Chasman Scholarship for Women Awarded to Two Students

• Percy Zahl: Mapping Materials at the Nanoscale

• Talk on Unravelling Mysteries of Pre-Columbian Artifacts, 10/23

• Infrared Absorption Boosted by Layering Sheets of Graphene

• Chemistry Building at Brookhaven Lab Named Historic Chemical Landmark

• BNL Staff Take on International Crisis in Simulated IAEA Emergency Exercise

• Girl Scouts Learn How Scientists See the Invisible

• SBU Establishes New Energy Technology & Policy Program

• Gospel Fest at Brookhaven Lab, November 3

• "Can Science Stop Crime?" NOVA Science Now Features BNL Aggression Research

• BNL Honored for Developing Tracer Used to Image the Brain and Diagnose Cancer

• MEDIA ADVISORY: Lab Honored for Developing Tracer for Brain Imaging and Cancer Diagnosis

• PET Plant Images for Bioenergy Research

• Public Lecture: “The Promise of Urban Science” Today, 4 p.m., Hamilton Seminar Room, Bldg. 555

• NSLS user receives largest NSF instrumentation grant of 2012

• Biologists Describe Details of New Mechanism for Molecular Interactions

• Computational Model IDs Potential Pathways to Improve Plant Oil Production

• Superconducting Magnet Researchers Develop Exciting New HTS Technology

• NSLS Enables Critical Assessment of Proposed Solar Material

• Brookhaven Lab Astrophysicist Named One of Popular Science’s “Brilliant 10”

• Stony Brook University Student Yixiong Yang Wins Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Yearlong MAGIC Climate Study Launches

• Swift Progress on NSLS-II Booster

• Amphion String Quartet to Perform at Brookhaven Lab October 17

• Summer Sundays 2012

• DOE’s Victor Reis To Talk on ‘Sputnik, Climate, Fukushima and Small Modular Reactors,’ 9/24

• 'The Atomic Bombs President Truman Did Not Drop'

• BWIS Reception and Presentation of Renate W. Chasman Scholarship, 9/21

• 480th Brookhaven Lecture Today, 9/19

• Higgs-search Technology to Tackle Astrophysics, Biology

• Brookhaven Lab Completes Decommissioning of Brookhaven Graphite Research Reactor

• Laugh With the Toastmasters Club, 9/18

• In Memoriam, John Dunn

• Sister Act

• U.S. Collaborators to Make Higgs-hunting Tech Available

• Esther Takeuchi Selected to Receive 2013 E.V. Murphree Award

• BNL’s Satoshi Ozaki Honored by Consulate General of Japan in New York

• A New Approach for Solving Protein Structures

• X-rays Reveal Spin Waves in Two-Dimensional High-Temperature Superconductors

• Electronics Play By a New Set of Rules at the Molecular Scale

• In Memoriam: David Alburger

• BNL’s Researchers Help Connect Nuclear Science and Nanoscience for Safer Reactors

• High Energy Physics Lessons in Africa

• Magnetic Vortex Reveals Key to Spintronic Speed Limit

• Congratulations, Spotlight Award Winners

• Stony Brook University Student Wins 2012 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Joe Brady Cooks Up Methods to Thwart Would-Be Terrorists

• White House Congratulates US-ATLAS Collaboration on Discovery of Higgs

• BNL, SUNY’s Zimpher and Killeen Say Goodbye to the 2012 Summer Students

• Update on BNL’s Olympic Athlete

• Brookhaven National Lab Funded for Research to Enable Safer Nuclear Power

• BNL Hosts Office of Science Graduate Fellows

• Quark Matter’s Connection with the Higgs

• Closing in on the Border Between Primordial Plasma and Ordinary Matter

• Unraveling Intricate Interactions, One Molecule at a Time

• Scientists Honored for Groundbreaking Matter/Antimatter Calculation

• RIKEN – BNL Agreement Renewed

• OMC Welcomes Outstanding SBU Doctors-in-Training to BNL

• Physicist James Dickerson Joins CFN

• Brookhaven Lab, the State University of New York, and the Research Foundation for SUNY Sign Agreement to Collaborate on Education and Public Service Programs

• NIH Grants $1 Million Dollars for New Detectors at NSLS

• Stony Brook University Launches Institute for Advanced Computational Science

• Athena Marneris Studies What Makes Glass Tubes Implode

• Crystallography Users Learn Remote Data Collection Ahead of Shutdown

• Tour the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider at Brookhaven Lab on Sunday, August 5

• MEDIA ADVISORY: Latest Findings on Primordial 'Soup' and Nature's Strongest Force

• Congressional Committee Praises Brookhaven Lab Science Facilities

• Veljko Radeka Wins IEEE Award for Outstanding Contributions to Science

• Scientists Create Low-Lignin Plants with Improved Potential for Biofuel Production

• Sarah Ackerman Explores How Cells Fare in Space

• NSLS Helps Fine-Tune Vision of New NASA Telescope Array

• Tour the Center for Functional Nanomaterials at Brookhaven Lab on Sunday, July 29

• Former Brookhaven Intern to Race in Olympic Games

• Has the Inspection Expired? A Lesson from the BGRR Scissor Lift Fall

• Amanda Pflumm Analyzes Gray Matter

• Brookhaven Lab Director Sam Aronson Elected Vice President of APS

• Summer Sunday of 7/22: Visit the NSLS, NSLS-II

• Hot Nuclear Matter Featured in Science

• Energy Department Announces New Nuclear Energy Innovation Investments

• BERA Bonanza at Summer Sundays

• Paul Kline Codes Carbon’s Journey Through a Plant

• Titan Supercomputer Hours Awarded to Collaborative Protein Project

• Physicists Sally Dawson and Howard Gordon to give talk on possible discovery of Higgs particle, July 25

• Experience BNL’s Summer Sundays

• The Frontiers of RHIC Physics

• Old Sidewalks Replaced with New

• New Brookhaven Supercomputer Ranks Among World’s Best

• ESOL Program Reaches Ten Years and Counting

• Unprecedented Subatomic Details of Exotic Ferroelectric Nanomaterials

• Congratulations, Perfect Attendance Awardees of 2011!

• Brookhaven Lab Open to the Public on Summer Sundays, July 15 – August 5

• Search for Higgs boson at Large Hadron Collider reveals new particle

• Brookhaven Lab Collider Crucial to Future of Nuclear Physics

• MEDIA ADVISORY: Particle Physics Fireworks for the 4th?

• Next Generation of Superconducting Magnets

• BNL Employees Keep On Learning

• Brookhaven Lab Presents Highest Accolades to 14 Employees

• NNSD’s Anwar Hossain’s Mission: To Develop High-Quality Radiation Detectors

• Long Island Capital Alliance Draws Record Attendance for Technology Transfer Capital Forum with Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Brookhaven Lab Central to Future of Nuclear Physics

• Annual Employee Awards Ceremony, 6/27

• Lasers Between Tables Hinders Movement in Lab

• Sambamurti Memorial Lecture, 6/26

• Brewing the World’s Hottest Guinness

• Portal to Discovery offers "Hands-On" Science Explorations

• Brookhaven Lab and Brookhaven Town Celebrate Six Years of Open Space Stewardship by Local Students

• Brookhaven Lab Chemists Win R&D 100 Award for Fuel Cell Research

• $27 Million Award Bolsters Research Computing Grid

• 479th Brookhaven Lecture, 6/20

• Just How Does a Garden Grow?

• Student Luran He Knows What Counts

• Carbon is Key for Getting Algae to Pump Out More Oil

• Just Donate

• Brookhaven Lab’s Ivan Bozovic Wins Bernd T. Matthias Prize for Superconducting Materials

• The Owl Shift at STAR and PHENIX

• Taking Hybrids for a Spin to Generate Electricity from Sunlight

• eRHIC: Colliding Electrons with Ions at RHIC

• The Glue that Binds Us All

• Two BNLers Capture Transit of Venus, 2012

• Vietnamese Delegation Visits BNL To Discuss Potential Future Collaborations

• Chat with Scientists on Twitter "The Science of the Very Fast and Very Small"

• Armored Caterpillar Could Inspire New Body Armor

• Top Battery Innovator to Lead Energy Research at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Lab Welcomes 2012 Summer Interns

• Pianofest Noon Recitals at Brookhaven Lab June 27 and July 25

• Groundbreaking for Expansion and Renovation of American Physical Society’s Editorial Office

• Fermilab Experiment Announces World's Best Measurement of Key Property of Neutrinos

• Ben Ames Wins Flame Challenge

• Scientists ID Mechanism for Regulating Plant Oil Production

• Notes from the 2012 NSLS & CFN Joint Users Meeting

• Plotting the Future for Computing in High-Energy and Nuclear Physics

• Watch BNL's Memorial Day Ceremony

• Save the Date

• Little Kids, Big Hearts

• Magnetic Materials, Bleeding-Edge Technology and NSLS: Questions and Answers With Brookhaven Lab’s Darío Arena

• 478th Brookhaven Lecture Today, 5/24: “A New Spin on Magnets: Using X-Rays to Explore Novel Magnetic Materials”

• DOE’s D’Agostino Commemorates Decommissioning of BGRR During Tour of Brookhaven Lab

• Mathematician Ingrid Daubechies to Speak on 'Surfing with Wavelets' at Brookhaven Lab, June 7

• BNLers Recognized for Relief Work Following Japanese Tragedies

• Researchers Move Inventions Closer to Market with Technology Maturation Program

• 2012 NSLS & CFN Joint Users’ Meeting Starts Today, 5/21

• Update From RHIC Run 12: One World Record, Three World Firsts

• MEDIA ADVISORY: Physicists Explore New Frontiers in Computing

• Internal Atomic Structure Reveals Key to Pollution-Fighting Bacteria

• 25000….and Counting!

• Winning Projects at Brookhaven Lab’s 2012 Elementary School Science Fair — From ‘Hot or Not?’ to ‘The Green Cupcake’

• RHIC Explores Matter at the Dawn of Time

• Commissioning the Linac at NSLS-II

• BSA Scholarships Awarded to 15 High School Seniors

• 'Go Figure!'

• Nanosheet Catalyst Discovered to Sustainably Split Hydrogen from Water

• Topological Insulator Shows Promise for New Class of Room-Temperature Electronics

• It Pays to Investigate Ridesharing at Brookhaven Lab

• Searching the Universe for Highly Energetic Cosmic Particles and Role Models

• New Technique Uses Electrons to Map Nanoparticle Atomic Structures

• Atomic-scale Visualization of Electron Pairing in Iron Superconductors

• Marty Woodle: Engineering/Science Volunteer Extraordinaire

• Celebrating Two Milestones at NSLS-II

• Brookhaven Lab’s Adzic Named ‘Inventor of the Year’

• Santiago Remedies Electrical Concerns Labwide

• Welcome to the 2012 Joint NSLS/CFN Users Meeting, May 21-23

• Earth Week 2012: “What Can You Do?” to Help BNL Be a Sustainable Organization

• New Light Source Construction More Than 70 Percent Complete

• Celebration of Jobs Well Done!

• 477th Brookhaven Lecture Today, 4/25: Supercomputers and Mathematical Models for Multiphysics Simulations in Energy and Accelerator Sciences

• World’s Largest Digital Camera Project Passes Critical Milestone

• Scientists Discover Bilayer Structure in Efficient Solar Material

• Quirky Photos

• Brookhaven Helps DOE and DOS Encourage Sub-National EcoPartnerships in China

• Anthony Baltz Named Senior Scientist Emeritus, Honored at ‘Baltzfest’

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Triveni Rao to be Honored at Asian American Celebration

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Vitaly Yakimenko Receives IEEE Particle Accelerator Science and Technology Award

• Patchogue-Medford High School Triumphs at Bridge Building Contest

• New Microscope Captures Nanoscale Structures in Dazzling 3D

• NSLS-II: On Schedule and On Budget

• Ellen Pikitch to Speak on the Overfishing of the Ocean’s Smaller Species

• Energy Recovery Linear Accelerator: A Unique Accelerator that Reclaims Energy

• Counting Down the Days Until a Soldier Comes Home

• Special Earth Week 2012 Event: The Long Island Earth Summit

• Coherent Electron Cooling: Combining Methods to Cool Particle Beams and Increase Collision Rates at RHIC

• Congratulations to Four New BERA Board Members

• Cancer Therapy Gets a Boost From New Isotope

• Earth Week 2012: Sustainability at BNL – What Can You Do?

• Stony Brook Opera The Abduction from the Seraglio at Brookhaven Lab, April 11

• Robert Moses Middle School Races by the Competition at Brookhaven Lab Maglev Contest

• Tour Brookhaven Lab's Future Hub for Energy Research: The Interdisciplinary Science Building

• BNL’s David Diamond Discusses Nuclear Energy Future at Manhattan Institute

• Supercomputing the Difference between Matter and Antimatter

• Antagonistic Catalysis: Creating a Bifunctional and Tunable Acid-Base Catalyst

• Details of Hot Quark Soup, New Liquid Neutrino Detector, and Ultra-Bright Light Source

• Get Fit and Track Your Progress With “Spring Into Motion”

• Developing Digital Film to Capture the Cosmos

• Lab Forms Search Committee for New NPP ALD

• A.J. Francis Named Scientist Emeritus

• The Hutches Are Coming

• CARE 2012 Workshop: Helping Promote Careers in Science for Women, Minorities

• Collider-Accelerator Department’s Erdong Wang Wins 2012 IEEE/NPSS PAST Doctoral Student Award

• Heimlich Training at Lab Saves Gordon's Son From Choking

• Promoting Careers for Women in Science

• New Supercomputers at Brookhaven will Advance Nanomaterial Design

• Brookhaven Lab's Asian Pacific American Association Offers Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Microelectronics for Science — Enabling New Detectors

• Meet Amy Nunziata, the Lab’s Deputy Assistant Laboratory Director for Facilities & Operations

• Catalysis Chemist Accelerates Alternative Energy Research

• New Catalyst for Safe, Reversible Hydrogen Storage

• Brookhaven Showcases Available Technologies at ARPA-E 2012 Summit

• DOE Renews Grants to NSLS Users

• Topping Off BNL’s Future Energy Research Hub: The Interdisciplinary Science Building

• Brookhaven Expands its Facebook Presence

• Liquid-like Copper Ion Material Aids Conversion of Heat to Electricity

• Triveni Rao wins Brookhaven Town’s 2012 Women’s Recognition Award

• Brookhaven Lab's Sam Aronson Inducted into the Long Island Technology Hall of Fame

• Past BNL History Still Present: Brookhaven Women in Science

• Commack Middle School Wins Regional Science Bowl

• Announcing the First Results from Daya Bay: Discovery of a New Kind of Neutrino Transformation

• The World's First Sterilizable Flexible Organic Transistor

• Brookhaven's Gibbs elected to NSBRI Board of Directors

• Study Reveals How Protein Machinery Binds and Wraps DNA to Start Replication

• SBU’s Flame Challenge Puts Scientists in the Hot Seat

• Sam Aronson Named ‘Laboratory Director of the Year’ for Tech Transfer Impacts

• Ward Melville Students Go "Shopping" at BNL

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Genda Gu Named American Physical Society Fellow

• Carl Dover Memorial Lecture, 3/1

• Katherine Prestridge to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on “Clouds, Waves, and Supernovas,” March 15

• BERA African American Affinity Group Looks Forward

• A Big Check From BNL for the United Way of Long Island

• Brookhaven Physicists Team Up with Medical Industry to Build Advanced Cancer Therapy Accelerator

• ‘No Short Climb,’ A Video Presentation for Black History Month, 2/28

• Brookhaven Lab to Offer Streamlined Partnership Agreement to Help Industry Bring New Technologies to Market

• Celebrating the Lives of Two Bold Afro-Russians

• Brookhaven National Laboratory Completes Major Science Lab Renovation

• Linden String Quartet and pianist Michael Brown to perform at Brookhaven Lab, March 7

• Meet Allen Orville and Bo Yu

• Sam Aronson to Step Down as Brookhaven Lab Director

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Guangyong Xu Receives 2012 Science Prize from the Neutron Scattering Society of America

• New Main Gate Trailer is ADA compliant

• Drinking Alcohol Shrinks Critical Brain Regions in Genetically Vulnerable Mice

• Brookhaven National Laboratory Joins Smart Grid Consumer Collaborative

• ‘A Really Good Hammer: Quantification of Mass Transfer Using Perfluorocarbon Tracers’

• BSA Noon Recital: La Tragédie de Carmen, 2/15

• VIP BNLers of 2011

• CASE Accelerates Accelerator Education

• Celebrate African American History Month

• One More Intel Semifinalist: Amelia Morales

• Meet Chang-Jun Liu and Paul Sorensen

• NSLS Study Opens a Window into Molecular Self-Assembly

• Studying a New State of Matter with Synchrotron Light

• Brookhaven Women in Science Offers Scholarship for Women Science Students

• Meet Jason Graetz and Qiang Li

• MIT Externs Get an Internal View of Technology Commercialization

• Suffolk County Legislators Visit BNL

• Startup Company Uses Brookhaven National Laboratory's Technology to Compete in "America's Next Top Energy Innovator"

• Ward Melville High School Wins Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Srivastava Receives Lifetime Achievement Award in India

• Ten BNL Scientists Granted Tenure: Meet Ralph James and Ping Liu

• Online Voting Begins for "America's Next Top Energy Innovator"

• Groundbreaking Portable PET Scanner Moves Closer to Market and Medical Applications

• Ten BNL Scientists Granted Tenure: Meet James Alessi and Hooman Davoudiasl

• BNL Hosts Two Semifinalists in 2012 Intel Science Contest

• Larry McLerran, Ph.D., Ph.D.

• Vote for the Long Island Solar Farm Today, 1/20

• Self-Assembly by Instruction: Designing Nanoscale Systems Using DNA-Based Approaches

• Study Offers Insight into Delicate Biochemical Balance Required for Plant Growth

• Richard Holroyd Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Health and Fitness at the Lab: Taking Advantage of all our Benefits in 2012

• RHIC Enters the Race for Run 12

• Brookhaven Scientists Help Develop Model for Future Accelerators

• Groundbreaking Results Promise Smaller, Cheaper Therapy Machines that Could Revolutionise Cancer Treatment and More

• Call for Applications: Funding Available for SBU-BNL Research Collaborations Through Seed Grant Program

• Pianist Nadejda Vlaeva to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, February 1

• Joe Libertelli: Lab’s New Labor Relations Business Partner

• NSLS-II Will Showcase LEED Elements

• N.E. Chemcat Corporation Licenses Brookhaven Lab's Electrocatalyst Technology for Fuel Cells in Electric Vehicles

• Graphene-based Catalyst Shows Promise for Fuel Cells

• James Cumming Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• IFM Processes, After Year One of Operations

• Santas, Santas Everywhere

• The Standard Model, Higgs Boson, and Colliding Hadrons: Huh?

• William Bookless Named Brookhaven Lab's Assistant Director for Policy and Strategic Planning

• BNL Recognized for Workplace Flexibility For Third Consecutive Year

• Voxare Quartet Meets "Man with a Movie Camera" at Brookhaven Lab, January 11

• Safety Solution for When Hands Are Full

• Garman Harbottle Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Multimodal Thinking – Medical Imaging with Antimatter and Nuclear Spins

• Brookhaven Lab and the Search for the Higgs

• Possible Hints of the Higgs Remain in Latest Analyses

• Brotherly Love for the Gift of Life

• Colossal Conducting Variation at the Nanoscale

• Update on Personnel and Property Contamination Incident at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Lab Physicists Graham Smith and Craig Woody Named IEEE Fellows

• Two Talented High School Seniors Win BNL’s 2011 ‘Discovery’ Art Prize

• Prepare for Lab’s New Voice Mail System

• Statement by Brookhaven Lab Director Sam Aronson on Funding of SGRID³ and STEM Hub Proposals

• Energy Department Announces New Initiative to Remove Barriers for Industry to Work with National Labs, Commercialize Technology

• MAGIC “Cruise” Aboard Spirit Getting Ready to Set Sail

• Puppies-in-Training Visit BNL

• Launching the Long Island STEM Hub – Preparing Students for Careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

• Physicist Yasuyuki Akiba Receives the 2011 Nishina Memorial Prize

• Concert for the United Way Tonight, 12/2

• Using X-rays to Peel Back the Layers of a Purported Rembrandt

• X-rays Reveal an Unfinished Self-Portrait by Rembrandt van Rijn

• First Analysis of Tumor-Suppressor Interactions with Whole Genome in Normal Human Cells Reveals Key Differences with Cancer Cells

• Statement on Worker Injury at Brookhaven Lab

• Gray Matter in Brain’s Control Center Linked to Ability to Process Reward

• Look, Up in the Sky!

• Stony Brook University Professor Selected For Jefferson Science Fellowship

• New Microscope at Brookhaven Lab Promises Unprecedented Experimental Opportunities in Materials Science

• Prepare for Lab’s New Voice Mail System

• Plate Tectonics Coming of Age

• Brookhaven Lab's Ruth Van de Water Receives 2011 Blavatnik Award for Young Scientists

• Let’s Talk Turkey

• Essayist David Bouchier to Speak at Brookhaven Lab, December 14

• Lab Guidelines for Delayed Reopening After Severe Weather

• Celebration at the Long Island Solar Farm: All Systems Are Go

• BNLers’ Art & Crafts Show, 11/21-23

• Live United -- Give United: Brookhaven’s 2011 United Way Campaign is Under Way

• Bestselling Author Dava Sobel to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on 'How Copernicus Revolutionized the Cosmos,' December 15

• LIPA, BP Solar and Brookhaven National Lab Flip the Switch at the Long Island Solar Farm

• In Memoriam: Norman Ramsey

• Election Day = Sci-Ed Day

• ‘Ancient Materials and Artworks Illuminated By Synchrotron Light’

• Brookhaven Lab Scientists Help Siemens Competition Regional Winners With Their Research

• Research on Estrogen and Behavior Is a ‘Hot Topic’ at the 2011 Society for Neuroscience Meeting

• The Horszowski Trio to Perform at Brookhaven Laboratory, 11/30

• BNL Commemorates Veterans’ Day with a Traditional Ceremony

• The Long Island Solar Farm at Brookhaven Lab is Generating Electricity

• Rising Air Pollution Worsens Drought, Flooding UMD-Led Study Shows

• Brookhaven Researchers Demonstrate Source of Blinking in Quantum Dots

• Ceremony to Honor Veterans, Noon at Brookhaven Center

• Media Advisory: Brookhaven Lab Showcases Computing Capabilities at SC11

• Joint Photon Sciences Institute Inaugural Seminar, 11/8

• International Facility Management Association, U.S. Green Building Council Tour BNL

• Battelle Giving Campaign Sets Record With More Than $2.5 Million In Staff Donations And Matching Contributions

• Bioengineer Stephen Quake to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on 'Precision Measurements in Biology,' November 30

• Model of Enzyme’s Structure Could Spur New Therapies

• November is Veterans Awareness Month

• ‘Chemically Imbalanced’ Softball Team − Bridesmaids No More!

• Daya Bay Today: BNL and Collaborators Enable Next Step in Neutrino Research

• NSLS-II IXS Beamline Achieves Key R&D Goal

• Wildfire Academy Conducts Prescribed Burn at BNL

• Pioneering Supercomputer QCDOC Retires, Regenerates in 'Next-Generation' QCDCQ

• RHIC/ATLAS Computing Facility Team Hailed by DOE

• Scientists Target Bacteria “Quorum Sensing” as a Route to New Antibacterial Therapies

• Nanoconfinement of Organic Solar Cell Material Enhances Conductivity

• Brookhaven Hosts 16th Annual Pine Barrens Research Forum

• Gary Welch: A Passion for Skydiving and Muscle Cars

• Sharing the Story of Technetium-99m

• Leading Scientific Journal Publishes Answer to Age-old Mystery: Why are the New York Pine Barrens 'Barren'?

• Talk at Brookhaven Lab, November 10: 'A Step Closer to Understanding Alzheimer's Disease'

• Celebrating the ESOL Program’s Ninth Anniversary

• Impurity Atoms Introduce Waves of Disorder in Exotic Electronic Material

• Stony Brook University Student Zhixun Dou Wins Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Progress in FY2011: Ensuring Access for People with Disabilities

• Historic Site Hurrah at Brookhaven Lab

• Statement on Personnel and Property Contamination Incident at Brookhaven Lab

• Medal of Science Winner Joanna Fowler to Speak on 'Positron Emission Tomography and Diseases of Addiction' at Brookhaven Lab, October 27

• Orion Weiss and Anna Polonsky to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, 11/09

• Toshifumi Sugama Receives DOE Awards for Geothermal Energy Research

• Local Investors Put Up $500K for Tech Transfer

• APS Historic Site 2011 Walking Tour

• BNLers Participate in ‘Tunnel to Towers’ Fundraiser

• Physics Phoenix: Plotting the Journey of Muon g – 2

• Brookhaven Lab's Suresh Babu Receives the Gas Technology Institute's 2011 Don Klass Award

• Department of Energy Awards $156 Million for Groundbreaking Energy Research Projects

• BNL Researchers Debut New Glass Reactor to Study Battery Materials Synthesis

• New Anode Could Improve Lithium-Ion Battery Performance

• Values, Leadership Development, and Performance Appraisals Come Together Under Blueprint

• Physicist Nima Arkani-Hamed to Give a Talk at Brookhaven Lab on 'Space Time, Quantum Mechanics and the Large Hadron Collider, October 19

• Scientists Detect Unusual ‘Quasiparticles’ in Tri-Layer Graphene

• American Physical Society Honors Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Brookhaven National Laboratory, Historic Site

• Brookhaven Lab and Nanofactory Instruments, AB, Receive the 2011 Microscopy Today Innovation Award

• ‘Keeping RHIC’s Beam Tight and the Orbit Right’

• Scientists Solve Long-Standing Plant Biochemistry Mystery

• BNLers Gather to Commemorate Tenth Anniversary of 9/11

• Memorial Celebration for John H. Marburger III

• Sullivan Named New Learning and Development Manager

• Peter Pohlot Discusses Safety Improvements Using Solar-powered LED Lights

• Blood Donations = Saved Lives

• Using Tracers to Test Air Quality and Flow: Brookhaven Lab and Meadowbrook Partners, Inc. Become a Mentor-Protégé Team

• Nanoimprinting Controls Orientation of Organic Solar Polymers

• YouthBuild Graduate Ivan Rodriguez Thrives at BNL

• Department of Energy Awards up to $38 Million to Advance Technology and Reduce Cost of Geothermal Energy

• Remembering 9/11

• Robert Lincoln Named Chief Human Resources Officer at Brookhaven Lab

• Harleys, Hondas, Kawasakis, Oh My!

• First NSLS-II Magnet Girder Installed

• Brookhaven Lab Awards $5.2 Million to New Jersey Company

• Injecting Electrons into a Single Sheet of Carbon Atoms through Chemical Substitution

• A Material's Magnetic Surprise Could Mean New Technologies

• Surprise Difference in Neutrino and Antineutrino Mass Lessening with New Measurements from a Fermilab Experiment

• Symbolic Paper Cranes Fly Far

• Eleven More Lab Supervisors Earn Super Certificates

• Shooting the Breeze with Bartender Helen Houck

• Carl Anderson Named Senior Scientist Emeritus

• Health, Fitness, and Camaraderie At Jones Beach Run/Walk Challenge

• Promoting Diversity ― on the Atomic Level

• Congratulations to BNL’s Spotlight Award Honorees of 2010

• LHC Experiments Eliminate More Higgs Hiding Spots

• Eight BNL Researchers Honored as New York State Leaders In Superconductivity

• Summer Students’ Sayonara

• Showcasing Brookhaven Lab’s Technologies

• The Softer Side of X-rays — Researchers Use NSLS to Probe Cadmium-Contaminated Soil

• North, South, East, West — Students Study What Rides the Wind over Long Island

• Meet Emily Ruppel, the Science-Writing Caricaturist

• Using the Sun's Power to Meet the World's Energy Needs

• The Daya Bay Reactor Neutrino Experiment Begins Taking Data

• Sunday, 8/14: Last of This Year’s Summer Sundays

• BNL Honors Five 2011 Engineering Award Winners

• Radiological Assistance Program Drill “RAP” Up

• Department of Energy Relaunches Energy.Gov

• Hurricane Preparedness: The Lab, Your Work, Your Family

• Three’s a Charm!

• Experience BNL’s Summer Sundays

• In Memoriam: Michael Marx

• Getting the Lead Out: NASA Summer School Teaches Challenges of Space Radiobiology

• BNL Honors Five 2011 Brookhaven Award Winners

• Brookhaven Lab Awards $33 Million Contract for Laboratory and Office Renovations

• LOBs Taking Shape Around NSLS-II Ring

• In Memoriam: John Marburger

• Experience BNL’s Summer Sundays

• Quest for understanding perfect liquid continues

• Unnecessary Near-misses: Traffic Safety and Construction Vehicles

• Vocalist Melissa Errico to Perform at Brookhaven Laboratory, 8/24

• BNL Values Become an Element of Performance Expectations

• Enter Your Cost-Saving Idea for a SAVE Award

• Modeling Plant Metabolism to Optimize Oil Production

• U.S. Department of Energy and India Partner to Advance Accelerator and Particle Detector Research and Development

• Rare Coupling of Magnetic and Electric Properties in a Single Material

• Driving Forces: BNL Volunteers Gather Goods for Charity

• Summer Sunday of 7/24: Visit the NSLS, NSLS-II

• Link Between Competing Phases in Cuprates Leads to New Theory

• Peconic Bay Zontians Gather for a Good Cause

• BNL Honors Six Winners of the 2011 Science & Technology Award

• Hearts collide — in a good way — at RHIC

• Award-Winning Documentary Pray the Devil Back to Hell to be Shown at Brookhaven Lab, Aug. 3

• Michael Pena Named Manager of Brookhaven Lab's Laboratory Protection Division

• Scientists to assemble 'knowledgebase' on plants, microbes, to aid US biofuel, environment efforts

• Integrated ‘Knowledgebase’ on Plants and Microbes to Aid Energy Research

• Riding into 11 Sunsets: Brookhaven Scientist to Bike Across New York

• Tour the Center for Functional Nanomaterials at Brookhaven Lab on Sunday, July 17

• New York State Utilities Witness Smart Grid Technology Demonstration at BNL

• Brain Iron as an Early Predictor of Alzheimers Disease

• Columbia Engineers Control Light Propagation in Photonic Chips

• New York Society of Professional Engineers Honors Chris Bruno

• Brookhaven Lab Awards $7.8-Million Refrigeration Contract

• Using Sound to Mount Microcrystals for X-ray Diffraction

• Panel Discussion on 'Funding Your Technology-Based Startup' to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, July 25

• Researchers Image Electron Clouds on the Surface of Graphene, Revealing How Folds in the Remarkable Material Can Harm Conductivity

• DOE Office of Science spotlights BNL

• Fermilab Experiment Weighs in on Neutrino Mystery

• Brookhaven Lab's Joanna Fowler Receives Distinguished Women in Chemistry/Chemical Engineering Award

• Stony Brook University Student Wins 2011 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• CSI Brookhaven: 500-Year-Old Hair Tells Story of Royal Mercury Poisoning

• Brookhaven Lab Wins Two R&D 100 Awards for Imaging Devices Used in Scientific Research

• Self-Cleaning Anodes: Researchers Develop Nanoparticle Technology That Could Facilitate Cost-Effective Coal-Powered Fuel Cells

• 46 BNLers Recognized for Perfect Attendance in 2010

• Brochure Highlights 50 Breakthroughs Made by DOE Labs

• LHC Achieves 2011 Data Milestone

• Pianofest Noon Recitals at Brookhaven Lab June 29 and July 27

• U.S. Department of Energy Kicks Off Scientific Collaboration with India

• Science-based Murder Mystery Draws Community to Brookhaven Lab

• Indications of a New Type of Neutrino Oscillation at the T2K Experiment

• Ultrathin Copper-Oxide Layers Behave Like Quantum Spin Liquid

• Summer Interns Arrive at BNL

• Brookhaven Lab Celebrates the Fifth Year of the Open Space Stewardship Program

• Brookhaven Lab Open to the Public on Summer Sundays, July 17 - August 14

• NSLS-CFN Users’ Meeting Draws Record Number of Attendees

• Nuclear Safeguards Expert Olli Heinonen to Give a Talk at Brookhaven Lab on 'North Korea, Iran, and Syria – Lessons Learned from IAEA Inspections,' 6/24

• Molecular Imaging Finds Link Between Obesity and Low Estrogen Levels

• CERN Experiment Traps Antimatter Atoms for 1,000 Seconds

• INCREASE Signs MOU with Brookhaven Lab, Develops Energy Storage Proposal

• InSynC Workshop Trains New Batch of NSLS Users

• Not Much Sun – But Plenty of Solar Panels

• Bacterial Protein Caught in the Act of Secreting Sticky Appendages

• Storm Scientists Participate in Science Café

• From Glorious History Grows Glorious Science

• Smithtown High School West Student Wins Brookhaven Lab's Essay Contest

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist Receives DOE Early Career Research Program Award

• BNL and SBU Explore Collaborations at First Research Networking Day

• NSLS Nanoscience Research May Lead to Better Auto Tires

• National Laboratories Offer Computing Time to Japanese Physicists in Wake of Earthquake

• Media Advisory: RHIC and LHC Findings Take Center Stage at Quark Matter 2011

• LHC Experiments Present New Results at Quark Matter 2011 Conference

• Brookhaven Lab Wins PR Awards for Physics Outreach Campaign

• Oceanographer Sylvia Earle to Give a Talk at Brookhaven Lab on 'How Our Fate and the Ocean's Are One,' June 16

• 469th Brookhaven Lecture Featuring Andy Vogelmann

• Science Café: Using Science to Solve a Crime, June 9

• Sheep to Explosives: BNL Researchers Work to Develop a Field-Deployable Instrument to Identify Live Ordnance Using Neutrons

• In Memoriam: Maurice Goldhaber, Former Brookhaven National Laboratory Director

• Activated Graphene Makes Superior Supercapacitors for Energy Storage

• Researchers From Stony Brook University And Brookhaven National Lab Explore Existing And Potential Bench To Bedside Collaborations At First Clinical Research Day

• Pairing Quantum Dots with Fullerenes for Nanoscale Photovoltaics

• Winning Projects at Brookhaven Lab's Science Fair – From the Effect of Oil on Aquatic Plants to Surviving a Long Island Tornado

• Lights, Camera, Action!

• Brookhaven National Laboratory and Lab Scientist Gene-Jack Wang Honored at Asian Pacific American Association Celebration

• Yannis Semertzidis Mentors Award-Winning Students

• Talk at Brookhaven Lab on Lise Meitner and the Discovery of Nuclear Fission, 5/19

• Embracing the Department of Energy's 'America's Next Top Energy Innovator' Challenge: Brookhaven Lab Promotes Licensing its Technologies to Start-ups

• These Little Lights of Mine

• Battelle Honors Brookhaven Lab Researchers Radoslav Adzic and Veljko Radeka

• Exploring the Superconducting Transition in Ultra Thin Films

• Brookhaven Lab Awards $6.5 Million Contract to Local High-tech Company

• RHIC Physicists Nab New Record for Heaviest Antimatter

• Brookhaven Lab's Asian Pacific American Association Offers Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Nobel Laureate Thomas A. Steitz to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on the Ribosome and New Antibiotics, May 23

• Brookhaven Storm Experts Head to Oklahoma

• ‘New York Innovation Marketplace’ Workshop to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, 4/25

• Giant Proximity Effect Enhances High-Temperature Superconductivity

• F. William Studier: Basic Research Leads to Most Successful BNL Technology

• Antimatter-catching, BNL-built Magnet Featured in CERN Courier

• Pumping up the Polarization of Protons for RHIC

• Cocaine Images Capture Motivated Attention Among Users

• Expanding the Degrees of Surface Freezing

• Talk on Robots and the Future of Surgery to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, April 21

• Prima Trio to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, April 13

• Brookhaven Lab to Host Particle Accelerator Conference in NYC

• Tracking the Moves of Electrons

• Center Moriches Students Win Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Maglev Contest

• Sharpening Images of High-Temperature Superconductors

• Nanoscale Assembly Using DNA ‘Glue’

• R.C. Murphy Junior High School Wins Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Lab's New Light Source Halfway There

• Brookhaven Lab's New Light Source Halfway There

• The Hottest Liquid on the Planet

• Finding the Right Superconducting ‘Flavor’

• Room-Temperature Superconductivity: Prospects and Challenges

• 467th Brookhaven Lecture Featuring Ketevi Assamagan

• Miniature 'Wearable' PET Scanner Ready for Use

• Brookhaven Town Honors Brookhaven Lab Scientist Nelly Alia-Klein

• Concrete Pour in NSLS-II Ring

• Genetic Makeup and Duration of Abuse Reduce the Brain's Neurons in Drug Addiction

• RHIC Physicist Christine Aidala Featured on DOE Blog

• Brookhaven Lab is Crucial for State and Local Economic Growth

• Brookhaven Lab is Crucial for State and Local Economic Growth

• Binge Eaters’ Dopamine Levels Spike at Sight, Smell of Food

• Princeton University Biologist Bonnie Bassler to Give a Talk at Brookhaven Lab on Cell-to-Cell Communication in Bacteria, March 24

• Engineering Atomic Interfaces for New Electronics

• Summary of Intramural NIH/ Brookhaven National Laboratory Cell Phone Study in JAMA

• Hyperactive Nerve Cells May Contribute to Depression

• Carol Kessler Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Nonproliferation and National Security Department

• Unique New Probe of Proton Spin Structure at RHIC

• RHIC “White Papers” Top 1,000-Citation Mark

• Media Advisory: The Heaviest Known Antimatter

• Fleeting Fluctuations in Superconductivity Disappear Close to Transition Temperature

• Presentation on 'The 2012 Project' at Brookhaven Lab, March 8

• Glass Implosion Tests Help Design Stronger Neutrino Detectors

• DOE Blog Features BNL Physicist Antonio Checco

• One Step, Two Step, CSTEP

• Harvard Chemist Xiaoliang Sunney Xie to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on 'Life at the Single Molecule Level,' March 4

• Cellist Dmitry Kouzov to Perform at BNL March 2

• NARSAD Announces More Than $12.6 Million in Funding for a New Generation of Brain and Behavior Research

• Local Students, Teachers Become NSLS Researchers Through InSynC Program

• Brookhaven Lab Wins Inaugural Gordon Battelle Prizes for Scientific Discovery and Technology Impact

• Great Neck South High School Wins Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Women in Science Offers Scholarship for Women Science Students

• IN HIS WORDS: Samuel Stanley

• Battelle CEO Announces Winners of Inaugural Gordon Battelle Prize

• The Village Beacon Record Honors BNL Scientists

• Brookhaven Lab’s Top 5 Scientific Discoveries of 2010

• Brookhaven Joins Quantum Diaries

• Three Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named AAAS Fellows

• Astronomers Release the Largest Color Image of the Sky Ever Made

• Three Brookhaven Lab Physicists Named American Physical Society Fellows

• Science Café Talks on Large Hadron Collider, Jan. 30

• Science Café Talks on Large Hadron Collider, Jan. 30

• Quark Matter at RHIC: It’s in the Cards

• Ninth Annual ‘Gathering of the Slides’ Concert at Brookhaven Lab January 22

• Talk on Protecting Intellectual Property to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, Jan. 24

• Cracking the Children’s Fingerprint Disappearing Act

• N.Y. Power Authority Approves Power Contract Extension For Brookhaven National Laboratory's 10-Year Electricity Needs

• Brookhaven-Built Magnet Will Catch Subatomic Debris at FRIB

• Structural Distortions Emerge from Nothing at the Nanoscale

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Laurence Littenberg Wins the 2011 W.K.H. Panofsky Prize

• Bryant Park Quartet to Perform at Brookhaven National Laboratory January 19

• Scientists Unravel More Details of Plant Cell-Wall Construction

• Brookhaven Lab Materials Scientist Participates in Statewide Superconductivity Summit

• Brookhaven Lab Ranked No. 1 for Hadron Collider Research

• Scientists Begin 5-month Study of Cloud Life Cycles

• NASA Response to PETA News Release

• Brookhaven Women in Science Holds High School Career Day at Brookhaven Lab

• First Beam Time Allocated to Local Classrooms through InSynC Program

• Brookhaven Lab's Suresh Srivastava Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award

• Brookhaven Scientist Peter Johnson Shares American Physical Society Oliver E. Buckley Prize

• Scientists Put a New Spin on Nanotechnology

• LHC Experiments Bring New Insight into Primordial Universe

• LHC Experiments Bring New Insight into Primordial Universe

• Guitarist David Starobin to perform at Brookhaven Lab, December 15

• Uptake Protein Acts as Zinc’s Doorway to the Cell

• An Elegant Cycle: Molybdenum’s Availability in Soil Deciphered

• Antimatter Atoms Successfully Stored for the First Time

• NSLS-II Ring Building Gap Closes

• Brookhaven Lab Selected as Honorable Mention Recipient of the Sloan Award

• 463rd Brookhaven Lecture Featuring Joseph Indusi

• New APS Report: Developing Energy Storage Technologies Among Crucial Steps Toward Increasing Renewable Electricity on Nation’s Grid

• ‘Super-catalyst’ Found to Purify Hydrogen

• Ionic Liquids: Syrupy solvents promise new efficient ways to generate, store, and use energy

• CERN Completes Transition to Lead-ion Running at the LHC

• New Highly Stable Fuel-Cell Catalyst Gets Strength from its Nano Core

• Brookhaven Chemist Jacob Hooker Receives Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers

• CERN Completes Transition to Lead-ion Running at the LHC

• Engineered Plants Make Potential Precursor to Raw Material for Plastics

• LHC Data Abundance Puts Brookhaven Computing to the Test

• Large Hadron Collider Pauses Protons; Looks Ahead to Lead

• Large Hadron Collider Pauses Protons; Looks Ahead to Lead

• Detective Novel Uses NSLS to Help Solve a Crime

• Transparent Conductive Material Could Lead to Power-Generating Windows

• On Top of the Ring

• Expanding the Toolbox for Superconducting Film Investigations

• PET Scans Reveal Estrogen-Producing Hotspots in Human Brain

• George Redlinger and the Search for SUSY

• Protein Shows How Plants Keep Their Mouths Shut

• Stony Brook Opera to present program of opera scenes with piano accompaniment at Brookhaven Lab November 17

• Frost & Sullivan Award Highlights Hybridyne Technologies' Outstanding Technology Innovation

• A Special Moment at the Lab with a Lab

• 462nd Brookhaven Lecture Featuring Chang-Jun Liu

• Anti-cancer Agent Stops Metastasis in its Tracks

• First Direct Evidence that Response to Alcohol Depends on Genes

• 2,000 Jobs – Countless Discoveries

• Directors Named for Brookhaven Lab's Photon Sciences Directorate

• Key Difference in How TB Bacteria Degrade Doomed Proteins

• Pianist Vassily Primakov to perform at Brookhaven Lab November 3

• New Beam Source for Brookhaven Accelerators

• New ARRA-funded Equipment Arriving at CFN

• George Goode Named Brookhaven Lab's Assistant Laboratory Director for Environment, Safety & Health

• Watching the Game Plays of Graphene Conductance

• Illuminating Cosmology’s Dark Questions with Erin Sheldon

• William Horak Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Department of Nuclear Science and Technology

• Brookhaven National Laboratory’s Mann joins NSBRI’s Board of Directors

• National Energy Research Association Meets Week of October 4 at Brookhaven Lab

• Multi-Component Nano-Structures with Tunable Optical Properties

• New Photon Sciences Directorate

• J. Patrick Looney Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Sustainable Energy Technologies Department

• Alda, Greene Help Celebrate Opening of SBU’s Center for Communicating Science

• SharePoint: The Main Course on John Jenner’s Menu

• New Aerosol-Observing Instruments Ready to Deploy

• Stony Brook University Student Ping Cao Wins Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• LHC experiment observes a potentially new and interesting effect

• Buddy Merriam to Perform at Brookhaven National Laboratory October 16

• April Verch Band to Perform at Brookhaven National Laboratory October 13

• Logbook: Strong Focusing

• ARPA-E to Power Superconducting Magnet Energy Storage Project

• Renate W. Chasman Scholarship for Women Awarded to Two Students

• Meet the Wind Guys

• Ritalin Improves Brain Function, Task Performance in Cocaine Abusers

• Intern Meral El Ramahi Studies Possible Spinal Cord Therapy

• Interns Danielle Nichols and Justina Bradley Investigate Biofuel

• Grant Funds Superconducting Magnet Energy Storage Research at Brookhaven Lab

• Intern Alisha Gryniewicz Helps Detect Radiation

• Lights Off!

• Going the Extra Mile for GEM

• Back for Seconds: Nuclear Nonproliferation Summer Program Draws Eager Students

• Reading and Writing and Synchrotrons: Joint InSynC-INCREASE Meeting Brings Teachers, Professors to NSLS

• Brookhaven Lab's Small Business Program Receives Hauppauge Industrial Organization-Long Island Business Achievement Award

• Large Synoptic Survey Telescope Gets Top Ranking, “A Treasure Trove of Discovery”

• Brookhaven Awards $34-Million Contract for Light Source II Buildings

• Science Editor-in-Chief Bruce Alberts to Give Two Lectures at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist William Sampson Receives IEEE Award for Applied Superconductivity Research

• John Axe Named 2010 NSSA Fellow

• Stony Brook University Student Wins 2010 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• This Summer Sunday, 8/8, Visit RHIC

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Simon Billinge Receives the J.D. Hanawalt Award from the International Centre for Diffraction Data

• New Findings Imply Exercise in Adolescence May Help Prevent Drug Abuse

• BNL Women Volunteer in a Hairy Situation

• Strong Winds and Radio Waves

• This Sunday, 8/1, Track Storms With the National Weather Service

• First African School of Physics brings cutting-edge physics and technology to sub-Saharan Africa

• Autodesk Software Speeds Nanotech Research Development at Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Nanoparticles Increase Intensity of Quantum Dots' Glow

• NSLS Scientist Demonstrates Power of Intra-lab Collaboration

• This Sunday, 7/25, Is ‘Family Fun’ Day

• Rat Race Choir to Perform at Brookhaven Lab August 6

• How Low Can RHIC Go?

• Brookhaven Lab's Robert Palmer Awarded the 2010 Advanced Accelerator Concepts Prize

• Scharff-Goldhaber Prize Ceremony, 7/21

• BNL Open to Public on Summer Sundays — July 18 Stars The National Synchrotron Light Source

• Past and Present BNL Employees Share Science With the Future

• Key Advance in Understanding ‘Pseudogap’ Phase in High-T_c Superconductors

• A Field Trip For the BNL-Longwood Mentoring Program

• Brookhaven Lab and BioSET, Inc., Patent Improved Growth Factor Technology

• Scholarship Jumpstarts an Intern’s Career

• European Patent Office Grants Patent for the Use of Vigabatrin/CPP-109 for the Prevention of Addiction to Opioids in Pain Management

• Symposium Speakers Stress Creativity and Collaboration to Communicate Science

• Hispanic Heritage Club Awards Scholarships to Six College-Bound Seniors

• Meet Joe Gettler... See His Photo Exhibit

• Reinhold Mann Named Brookhaven Lab's Associate Laboratory Director for Environment and Life Sciences

• 458th Brookhaven Lecture featuring Mary Bishai

• Contract Awarded for Construction of Facility Dedicated to Energy Research

• Sue Runkowski: From Web to Oil, a True Multimedia Artist

• DOE Honors Derek Lowenstein for Extensive Leadership of Lab’s Accelerator Department

• Summering at Brookhaven Lab

• RHIC/AGS Users' Meeting Honors History, Welcomes Future

• New Tools for New Light Source at Brookhaven Lab

• Reinhold Mann Named Brookhaven Lab's Associate Laboratory Director for Environment and Life Sciences

• NYU Chemist Seeman Wins Kavli Prize in Nanoscience

• Suzanne Davidson Named Brookhaven Lab's Assistant Laboratory Director for Finance

• Meet David Lawrence: A High School Senior Working on the LSST

• Scientists Create Nano-Patterned Superconducting Thin Films

• Pianofest at Brookhaven Lab June 30 and July 28

• Brookhaven Lab Celebrates the Fourth Anniversary of the Open Space Stewardship Program

• The Brookhaven Linac Isotope Producer (BLIP) and Neutrinos bound for the Deep Underground Science Laboratory in South Dakota -- What’s the Connection?

• Climate Change, Clean Energy Define NSLS CFN Users’ Meeting

• Smithtown High School Students Win Nine of Ten Prizes in Brookhaven Lab's Essay Contest

• Deputy Energy Secretary Daniel Poneman Announces Extra $28 Million for Cleanup, Urges All Staff to ‘Own’ Lab’s Mission

• First Images of Heavy Electrons in Action

• Recovery Act Funding Spurs Significant Cleanup Advances at Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Scientists Decipher Structure of Nature’s ‘Light Switch’

• NSLS Employees, Grad Student Rewarded for Exceptional Work

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist David Diamond Receives American Nuclear Society's Tommy Thompson Award

• Robert J. Lang to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on the Modern Science of Origami

• Brookhaven Lab Open to the Public on Summer Sundays, July 11 - August 8

• The Smiles Behind the Names

• Brookhaven Launches Program to Bring Big Science to Classrooms

• Fermilab Scientists Find Evidence for Significant Matter-Antimatter Asymmetry

• Acoustic Bluesman Paul Geremia to Perform at Brookhaven Lab June 18

• Student at Brookhaven Lab Wins Award From Chinese Government for Energy Research

• Brookhaven Lab Chemists Receive Patents for Fuel-Cell Catalysts

• Young Musicians Strut Their Stuff at Brookhaven Lab June 19

• Brookhaven Lab Partners with City University of New York

• J.C. Séamus Davis Elected to the National Academy of Sciences

• Anatoli Zelenski and Hua-Gen Yu Granted Tenure

• Scientists ID Bacterial Genes that Improve Plant Growth

• Documentary Film “Afghan Women: A History of Struggle” presented at Brookhaven Lab, May 14

• Ferdinand Willeke and Guangyong Xu Granted Tenure

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist Honored at Asian Pacific American Association Celebration

• Aerosol, Cloud, and Climate: From Observation to Model

• New Details of Tuberculosis Protein-Cleaving Machinery Revealed

• Team of K-State Researchers Image Ester Modification of Microscopic Single Starch Granules, A Scientific First

• Popular Paper: CFN Graphene Research Most Cited in Field

• R.C. Murphy Junior High School Takes Fifth Place in the National Science Bowl

• Richard Ferrieri and David Jaffe Granted Tenure

• From Sandcastle Crushers to Bookworms — Winning Projects at Brookhaven Lab's Science Fair

• BNL’s New Pit Stop

• What Makes a Scientist?

• Battelle Honors Paul Kalb as Brookhaven Lab's 'Inventor of the Year'

• Major Roadwork at Main Gate to Start Thursday, May 6

• Vocalist Ginger Costa-Jackson to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, May 19

• Take our Children to Work Day Introduces Students to BNL, Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream

• Pioneering Physicist John Ellis to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on “Answering Gauguin’s Questions” May 26

• 2010 Elementary School Science Fair at Brookhaven Lab, May 1

• Mei Bai and Alexander Bazilevsky Granted Tenure

• Media Advisory: Visualizing "Your Brain on Drugs"

• Media Advisory: Smashing Protons to Smithereens

• Getting More From Less: Correlated Single-Crystal Spectroscopy and X-ray Crystallography at the NSLS

• Brookhaven Lab Showcases Research Opportunities For Stony Brook University Applicants

• Patchogue-Medford Students Win Two Top Prizes in Brookhaven Lab’s Model Bridge Building Contest

• STAR Spin

• Science Communication Workshop Helps Scientists Explain Research with Passion, Clarity

• Frank Latorre and the King Bees to Perform at Brookhaven Lab May 8

• Anti-cancer Agent Stops Metastasis in its Tracks

• Hybridyne Imaging Technologies Receives FDA Clearance for New Medical Imaging System

• Monitoring BNL Ponds for the Endangered Tiger Salamander

• Prize-winning Musicians From Vietnam Perform at Brookhaven Lab, 4/28

• Meditation and Talk on 'Compassion In Action' at Brookhaven Lab, May 7

• La Catrina String Quartet to Perform at Brookhaven Lab May 5

• Shining Light on Graphene-Metal Interactions

• Ralph James and Yonggang Cui Honored as The Village Times Herald’s ‘Men of the Year in Science’

• Physicist Valery A. Rubakov to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on Extra Dimensions in Space, April 27

• Physics Begins at the Large Hadron Collider

• BWIS Sponsors New Networking Group

• Meet Kahille Dorsinvil

• Center Moriches Students Take Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Maglev Contest

• Hybridyne Imaging Technologies – Brookhaven National Laboratory Team Vies for Top TItle at the 2010 WBTshowcase

• Brookhaven Lab's Cedomir Petrovic Receives the Marko Jaric Award for Outstanding Achievements in Physics

• CERN sets date for first attempt at 7 TeV collisions in the LHC

• Walter G. Copan Named Brookhaven Lab's Technology Commercialization and Partnerships Manager

• IBM Nanomaterials Study Paves the Way for Remote Access at the NSLS

• R.C. Murphy Junior High School Wins First Annual Suffolk County Middle School Math Tournament

• 'Spider' John Koerner to Perform at Brookhaven Lab April 16

• Meet Lynne Ecker

• Molding the Future of Plastic Electronic Production

• Flat Stanley Explores Brookhaven

• Cavalli's Opera Eliogabalo in Preview at Brookhaven Lab, April 7

• Town of Brookhaven Honors Barbara Royce for Community Service Work

• Middle School Maglev Contest at Brookhaven Lab, March 24

• First Steel Arrives for NSLS-II Ring Building

• Model Bridge Building Contest to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, March 20

• Harvard Physicist Christopher Stubbs to Give Two Lectures at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Lab's Asian Pacific American Association Offers Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Meet Oleksandr Grebenyuk

• Meet Vivian Stojanoff

• State Grant to Fund Advanced Battery Materials Partnership

• New Microscope Construction Builds New York State Business Opportunities

• NYC-Based Science Writers Meet RHIC, LHC

• R.C. Murphy Junior High School Wins Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Lab's Nicholas Samios Inducted into the L.I. Technology Hall of Fame

• Peter Genzer Named Manager of Brookhaven Lab's Media & Communications and Production Services Office

• Promoting Women, Advancing Science – Meet Kathy Walker, BWIS Coordinator

• Exotic Antimatter Detected at Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC)

• BNL Scientists/Users Receive DOE Early Career Research Program Grants

• Scientists Get Funding to Design Anti-Botulism Drugs

• Traditional Country Music Arrives on Long Island via The Crooked Road

• Hybridyne Imaging Technologies and Brookhaven National Laboratory to be Featured at the WBTshowcase

• Middle School Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab, March 6

• SBU Professor, Historian, Puts “Doomsday” Scenarios in Perspective

• Violist Jennifer Stumm to perform at Brookhaven Lab March 17

• BNL Hosts One Finalist, Seven Semifinalists in 2010 Intel Science Contest

• Scientists Glimpse Nanobubbles on Super Non-Stick Surfaces

• Princeton Professor Claire Gmachl to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on Lasers

• Guitarist Frank Vignola to perform at Brookhaven Lab March 27

• Rita Goldstein Named Member of the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology

• Stony Brook University and Brookhaven National Laboratory Collaborate to Offer Scholarships and Internships to Students in the Women in Science and Engineering Program (WISE)

• Brookhaven Lab's Mei Bai Awarded Early Career Prize for Accelerator Research Achievements

• Meigan Aronson Named Department of Defense Security Fellow

• Vadim Ptitsyn To Talk on Challenges In Accelerating, Colliding Polarized Beams

• 'Perfect' Liquid Hot Enough to be Quark Soup

• 'Bubbles' of Broken Symmetry in Quark Soup at RHIC

• Giving Blood: Priceless

• Fundraising Results for United Way and Haiti Relief Campaigns

• New Findings on Hot Quark Soup Produced at RHIC

• Mini-Course Brings Research Reality to New York Students

• Brookhaven Physicist Drills South Pole for Winter Vacations

• BNL Welcomes Five New Police Officers

• Meet Jeffrey Keller, Entrepreneur in Residence

• Farmingdale High School Wins Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• RHIC Gets ‘Cool’ for Higher Collision Rates

• Meet Na Li

• Pianist Daria Rabotkina to Perform at Brookhaven Lab February 24

• High-Density Concrete Used in NSLS-II Construction

• INCREASE Expands to the Center for Functional Nanomaterials

• Economist Robert J. Shiller to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on How Human Psychology Drives the Economy, March 2

• Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab, January 30

• Scholarship for Women Science Students

• Peter Daum Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Environmental Sciences Department

• Why Hasn't Earth Warmed as Much as Expected?

• Corene Wood Tours United Nations Building

• Brookhaven Lab, Advanced Energy Systems Open Hi-Tech Production Facility

• Meet the Particle Colliders that Reveal the Inner Workings of the Universe

• Secretary Chu Announces 69 Early Career Scientists to Receive up to $85 Million in Funding to Support Research

• College Mini-Semester Students Explore Science & Technology at Brookhaven Lab

• Safety Training: New Classrooms Open In Bldg. 902

• ’Twas the Season for Giving at Brookhaven Lab

• Irvin Meyer and His Ornate Glasswork

• Linking Lava and ‘Rust’ to the Earth’s Evolution

• Electronic Liquid Crystal States Discovered in Parent of Iron-Based Superconductor

• Brookhaven Women in Science Offers Scholarship for Women Science Students

• Long Baseline Neutrino Experiment Selects First Spokespeople

• Two Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named AAAS Fellows

• Eighth Annual 'Gathering of the Slides' Concert at Brookhaven Lab, January 23

• Thomas Roser Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Collider-Accelerator Department

• Meet Sarah LaPointe

• BNL-Led Effort Pursues Innovative Ways To Improve Climate Modeling

• Students Win Contest at Premier Supercomputing Conference

• Biofueling the Future: New Energy Sources Allow More Efficient Heating Technology

• Meet Charlie Nielson

• Rick Greene: Keeping the Home Fires Burning

• Guide Dogs Bring Smiles to Faces of Lab Kids

• Making New Enzymes to Engineer Plants for Biofuel Production

• Switchable Nanostructures Made with DNA

• BNL Associate Lab Director Gerald Stokes Will Head State Energy Policy Institute

• 'Partners in Science': Eastern Suffolk BOCES Students Visit BNL

• Six Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named American Physical Society Fellows

• Celebrating Brookhaven Lab’s 2009 R&D 100 Award

• Environmental Assessment for BP Solar Array Project Released

• Violinist Hahn-Bin to perform at Brookhaven Lab January 13

• An Advance in Superconducting Magnet Technology Opens the Door for More Powerful Colliders

• 454th Brookhaven Lecture Featuring Charles Black

• From the Louvre to NSLS-II: Eric Dooryhee’s Research Bridges the Centuries

• Erik Johnson, Tenor

• Absorbing Hydrogen Fluoride Gas to Enhance Crystal Growth

• Ruoyi Jiang of Ward Melville H.S. Mentored at SBU, Named Individual Grand Prize Winner in 2009 Siemens Competition

• Stony Brook University Student Wins Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Steven Coleman Named Manager of Brookhaven Lab's Radiological Control Division

• Publication in Neuropsychopharmacology Confirms CeNeRx's Novel RIMA Antidepressant TriRima™ Selectively and Reversibly Inhibits MAO-A

• BNL Retiree, WWII Veteran Waldemar Sorenson – A Special Kind of Santa

• Brookhaven Hosts ATLAS Jamboree in Anticipation of LHC Second Run

• Grooving Down the Helix

• Statement on Proposed NASA Study at Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Newsday Names Brookhaven Lab a ‘GreenLeader’

• Technology Maturation Program: Commercializing BNL Technologies

• Brookhaven Women in Science Holds High School Career Day at Brookhaven Lab

• Brain Scan Study Shows Cocaine Abusers Can Control Cravings

• LHC Sets New World Record

• Observation of Confinement Phenomenon in Condensed Matter

• Brookhaven Interns Awarded Scholarships at Student Research Competition

• New Results From T2K

• DOE, BNL Shine at Advanced Energy 2009 Conference

• CBS Evening News Anchor Katie Couric Visits BNL

• Beams are Back in the Large Hadron Collider

• Meet Christine Brakel: Ace Long-Distance Runner

• John Sutherland Honored with Emeritus Title

• Stanislaus S. Wong Receives Buck-Whitney Award from the American Chemical Society Eastern New York Section

• Solid Foundation for Future Science at NSLS-II

• BNL Art & Crafts Show

• Dave Allshouse Named Labor Relations Manager

• Center for Functional Nanomaterials Selects Winners of Image Contest

• CSHL team solves structure of NMDA receptor unit that could be drug target for neurological diseases

• ProxiScan™: A Novel Camera for Imaging Prostate Cancer

• BNL’s Glenn Abramowitz to Perform in Musical Mame!

• Trombonist Ray Anderson at Brookhaven Lab, December 5

• Attacca String Quartet in Recital at Brookhaven Lab December 9

• NSLS-II Project Beamline Conceptual Designs

• Contracts Awarded for Production of NSLS-II Storage Ring Magnets

• NSLS-II Lab-Office Building Design Near Completion

• Rock of Ages

• Vets Helping Vets

• Physicist Anna Stasto Honored with DOE Outstanding Junior Investigator Award and Sloan Research Fellowship

• There’s No Place Like Home

• Science Book Is Published on Large Synoptic Survey Telescope

• Brookhaven Lab Honored with the 2009 Alfred P. Sloan Award for Business Excellence in Workplace Flexibility on Long Island

• Are You Smarter Than A Seventh Grader?

• Pinning Down Superconductivity to a Single Layer

• Brookhaven Interns to Make Strong Showing at National Science Competition

• 453rd BNL Lecture Featuring Richard Ferrieri

• Collaborative Project Will Improve Nuclear Reactor Simulations

• Brookhaven Facilities at the Frontiers of Science…and Art

• Brookhaven Assembling “Saucer” Device at NSLS

• 'A Band Called Sam' to play at Brookhaven Lab, November 14

• Meet Manuel Miranda

• Genomes of Two Popular Research Strains of E. coli Sequenced

• Metal Deficit in Mouse Brain Plaques Guides Direction of Human Alzheimer’s Disease Research

• Popping the Cork on Biofuel Agriculture

• BNL Retiree Mike Reynolds Prepares for the 2nd Leg of a Voyage ‘Around the Americas’

• Meet Jim Stolfi

• Jinsheng Wen: Working on a Superconducting Energy Solution

• Gerald Stokes Named Head of Global and Regional Solutions at Brookhaven Lab

• Puzzled Physicists Solve Decade-Long Discrepancies

• BNLer Barbara Royce Honored for 12 Years’ Service to Thee Island INN Soup Kitchen

• Seminal Work for 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Conducted at Brookhaven Lab

• 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Recognizes Ribosome Research at Brookhaven Lab

• Severino Honored with Luminary Award

• Richard Setlow Honored at Celebration Symposium

• BNL Hosts Workshop on Materials in Next-Generation Energy Systems

• Five Nonprofits Awarded Grants from Brookhaven Lab

• Catalyst Pharmaceutical Partners Continues Clinical Development of CPP-109 for the Treatment of Cocaine and Methamphetamine Addiction

• The H-Building Passes

• Frank Dusek, Powerful Blood Donor

• Brookhaven Lab's Joanna Fowler Awarded National Medal of Science

• Beatles Tribute Band 'Mostly Moptop' to play at Brookhaven Lab, October 24

• Meet Michelle Wilinski: Pink Obsession Leads Softball Enthusiast to Nolan Ryan

• BNL Involvement With World’s Largest Wide-Angle Survey Telescope

• Science Writer K.C. Cole to Give Talk at Brookhaven Lab on Physicist Frank Oppenheimer, October 13

• FEW Participants Enjoy Many Options

• Employee Depression & Alcoholism Screening Week, 9/21-25

• Simultaneous Nanoscale Imaging of Surface and Bulk Atoms

• Inhibitors of Important Tuberculosis Survival Mechanism Identified

• BSA Noon Recital, 9/16

• Brookhaven Lab Patents New Method for Mercury Remediation

• First Structural Steel Erected for NSLS-II

• High-Res View of Zinc Transport Protein

• Piano Recital Featuring 'Trio Voce' at Brookhaven Lab, October 14

• 9/11 – National Day of Service and Remembrance

• Deficits in Brain’s Reward System Observed in ADHD Patients

• Another BNL Connection to Apollo 11

• Renewable Energy Research and New Jobs

• NIH Funding Renewed for Case Center for Synchrotron Biosciences

• Chemists Reach from the Molecular to the Real World with Creation of 3-D DNA Crystals

• Watch Latest Update on the NSLS-II Project

• University of Maryland, Baltimore County, President Freeman Hrabowski to Give Talk on ‘Beating the Odds,’ Thursday, 9/3, 10 a.m.

• Tiny, Powerful Beams Will Enable New Science: Workshop Makes Case for Micro-Beams

• Meet Kieran Boyle

• Spanish Classical and Flamenco Concert at Brookhaven Lab, September 26, 2009

• Scientists Detect 'Fingerprint' of High-Temp Superconductivity Above Transition Temperature

• A Kinoform’s Best Friend: Diamond Refractive Lenses for Nanofocusing

• BNLers Compete in Marcum & Kliegman Workplace Challenge

• Recovery Act Pushes High-Field Magnet Development Forward

• Another First at NSLS-II Construction Site

• Brookhaven Statement on Marshall Islands

• Microbiologist Arnold Levine to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on the Evolution of Genes that Prevent Cancer and Preserve Life

• Making Room for More Data

• Brookhaven Scientist Leads Five-Month Study of Clouds To Improve Climate Models

• 146 BNLers Receive FY08 Spotlight Awards

• Concert, Dance Featuring Memphis Soul Review at Brookhaven Lab September 11

• Swimming Across the Sound to Help Cancer Patients

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology Graduate Wins Chasman Scholarship

• 18 BNLers Complete Supervisor Certificate Program

• NSLS-II Featured in DOE’s ARRA Newsletter

• Elliott Levitt Wins BERA Service Award

• International Workshop Held at BNL On Designs for Next-Generation Reactors

• BNL’s Fauna Family Photo Album

• Five BNLers Receive Awards For Engineering, Computing

• BWIS Reception and Chasman Scholarship Presentation, August 6

• OEP Summer Student Poster Session Begins Today

• Obama Administration Announces More Than $327 Million in Recovery Act Funding for Science Research

• BNL summer intern travels to Australia to meet with, assist Aborigines

• First Major Milestone Achieved for Brookhaven’s Next Big Machine, NSLS-II

• Trapped! Scientists Immobilize Bacteria in Fibrous Hydrogel

• Blue + Yellow = Green for Autism Research

• Magnetic Measurements Question Assumptions About High-T_c Superconductors

• Summer Talent Show Displays Cultural Diversity, Dancing

• Meet Samuel Stanley, New SBU President, Vice Chair of BSA Board

• This Sunday's Summer Sunday: National Weather Service and Our Environment

• Large Hadron Collider and New Developments in Dark Matter Focus of NYU Workshop, Aug. 3

• Meet Christina Rombola: Working, Published…Rising Freshman

• Meet Astrid Morreale

• Meet Patrick Bynum, Award-Winning Summer Student

• Five BNLers Win 2009 Brookhaven Awards

• Family Fun Day at Brookhaven Lab is this Sunday, July 26!

• Brookhaven Lab and Hybridyne Imaging Technologies, Inc., Win R&D 100 Award for Developing a Compact Gamma Camera for Imaging of Prostate Cancer

• Third Annual Meeting of NSLS INCREASE Consortium Focuses on Heightening Involvement

• Nonprofits: Grant Application Deadline Approaching!

• Finding the Path of Least Resistance

• First Concrete Poured for NSLS-II Ring Building

• Spotlight on the Gluon

• BNLers Honored at Lab Recognition Ceremony

• BNLers and NASA’s Apollo XI

• Obama Administration Announces $85 Million in Recovery Act Funding for Early Career Scientists’ Research

• "Summer of Science" Bloggers Visit RHIC

• Learn About the Lab's National Synchrotron Light Source This Sunday, 7/19

• To the Moon, Gary

• New Issue of CFN News Available

• GEMs Find Their Way to Brookhaven Lab

• Two Brookhaven Lab Scientists Receive Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers

• Brookhaven Physicists Win Onnes Prize for Superconductivity Experiments

• UFOs, NSLS Make the Cover of symmetry Magazine

• The Bulletin Overflows with Job Opportunities

• NSLS Conference Room Named in Honor of Former Project Director

• Student from Huazhong Normal University in China Wins 2009 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Retiree Mike Reynolds Takes a Voyage ‘Around the Americas’

• Syracuse University announces new agreement with Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Data-Taking Dress Rehearsal Proves World’s Largest Computing Grid is Ready for LHC Restart

• Research Offers New Insights, and a New Angle, on High-Temperature Superconductivity

• Boldly Going Where No BNLer Has Gone Before

• Adelphi Professor and Students Get Down to Nano

• Nuclear Nonproliferation Summer School Inaugurated at BNL

• Dancing With Science ...Or a Little Light Music

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist Yimei Zhu Elected Inaugural Fellow of the Microscopy Society of America

• A More Luminous Future at RHIC

• Edward Nowak Named Manager of Brookhaven Lab's Safety & Health Services Division

• Bugs, Bach and Big Ideas at 2009 Open Space Stewardship Program Celebration

• How Botulism Paralyzes Nerve Cells: New Details Revealed

• Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize Ceremony, 6/18

• The NSLS-II Celebration: New Jobs and New Science

• Plant Microbe Shares Features with Drug-Resistant Pathogen

• 452nd Brookhaven Lecture

• Prototype Breast Cancer Imaging System May Improve Patient Care

• Construction Begins on World-Class Light Source at Brookhaven National Laboratory

• State’s Congressional Delegation Touts Project Benefits from Science to Jobs

• X-Rays for Early Alzheimer's Disease Detection

• Brookhaven Lab Open to the Public on Summer Sundays, July 12 - August 9

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Receives Humboldt Research Award

• BNL scientists help clean up energy on Brookhaven Town Task Force

• Meet Erica Palma, Summer Student

• Hispanic Heritage Club Awards Four Scholarships

• Pianofest Noon Recitals at Brookhaven Lab, July 1 and July 29

• Battelle Annual Report for 2008

• Construction Starts on World's Brightest Light Source

• Joanna Fowler Featured on DOE’s Information Bridge

• Physicist Nicholas Samios Awarded Gian Carlo Wick Gold Medal

• NSLS-CFN Users' Meeting Highlights Boost, Opportunities in Science Funding

• Child Development Center's 'Universal Grandma' Retires

• Light Source Illuminates Nanomaterials, Catalysts, Alzheimer's and More

• Students Join Brookhaven Lab's NASA Space Radiation Summer School

• Dissecting the Science of "Angels & Demons"

• Catalyst Pharmaceutical Partners Announces Top-Line Results of CPP-109 Phase II Trial for Cocaine Addiction

• W. Tresper Clark High School Student Wins Brookhaven Lab's Essay Contest

• Brookhaven Lab Showcased at Recent Tech Conferences

• Funding for Nonprofit Programs Available From Brookhaven Lab

• James Glimm Named Fellow of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics

• Brain-Behavior Disconnect in Cocaine Addiction

• Memorial Day Ceremony Held at Brookhaven Center

• Steve Hildebrand to Speak on ‘The Obama Vision: Equality for All’

• CT Scan To Help Scientists Diagnose Role of Clouds in Climate

• Chuan-Hsiang Huang Receives 2009 Julian Baumert Award

• UEC Community Service Award Goes to Keith Klaus

• DOE Reaches Agreement on Brookhaven Lab Reactor Cleanup

• Recent Research Highlights Featured by NSLS and CFN

• Media Advisory: The Science of “Angels & Demons” Revealed

• Concert Featuring Guitarists Frank Vignola and Vinny Raniolo at Brookhaven Lab June 12

• New Catalyst Could Boost Cleaner Fuel Use

• Student Honored for Outstanding Contributions to Physics

• BNL Congratulates 15 BSA 2009 Scholars

• Compact Cancer-Therapy Particle-Delivery System Patented

• Construction Camera Offers Birds-Eye View of NSLS-II Progress

• Congratulations to Glen Meyerowitz!

• Power Transformers Upgraded at Alternating Gradient Synchrotron

• ETA3 Classical Trio to Perform BSA Noon Recital, 5/6

• 450th Brookhaven Lecture: Nicholas Samios to Reflect on Science, Government Interaction, Possible Lessons

• From Ant Control to Wind Energy – Winning Projects at Brookhaven Lab’s Science Fair

• New Solar Energy System Displayed For Earth Week

• Taking Our Children to Work

• Concert Featuring Project Floyd at Brookhaven Lab May 30

• Physicist Honored at Asian Pacific American Celebration

• Hendrickson Appointed NSLS-II Associate Project Director for Life Sciences

• DOE to Establish Energy Frontier Research Center at Brookhaven Lab

• BNL 'Virtually Swims' to Mexico

• Brookhaven Lab's Veljko Radeka Receives IEEE Award

• Talk at Brookhaven Lab on ‘Nanotechnology: Its Promise and Challenges,’ May 14

• Chemistry Department's Doctoral Student Melissa Patterson Wins Stony Brook University Award

• Details of Bacterial 'Injection' System Revealed

• 2009 Elementary School Science Fair at Brookhaven Lab, May 2

• Battelle Honors Jacob Hooker as Brookhaven Lab's 'Inventor of the Year'

• Talk at Brookhaven Lab on Archimedes' Oldest Writings, May 20

• Using Plants To Help the Environment

• Discovery of an Unexpected Boost for Solar Water-Splitting Cells

• Meet Glen Meyerowitz... Before He Sets Off for Two National Science Fairs

• New Radiotracers on the Horizon

• Would You Drive a Hybrid?

• Senator Gillibrand Visits Brookhaven

• Patchogue-Medford Students Sweep Brookhaven Lab’s Bridge Contest

• Brookhaven Lab Receives Small Business Administration Award

• Blues Musician, Storyteller Roy Book Binder to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, May 15

• RapiData Returns to the NSLS

• Keith Lewin Volunteers to Save Lives

• Brookhaven Lab's Joanna Fowler to Receive the National Academy of Sciences Award in Chemical Sciences

• New Chemistry for Artificial Photosynthesis

• RHIC 2009: Behind the Scenes

• William Floyd HS Students Build LI Champion Robot

• High School Students Come to Grips With High Energy Physics Research

• Meet Four Sporty Scientists

• Earthstock 2009: Trailblazing 5K Walk/Run

• Plant Gene Mapping May Lead to Better Biofuel Production

• Problems in the Uranium Bioremediation Avenue

• Meet Ron Kim, A Stony Brook Researcher of the Month

• U.S. CMS and U.S. ATLAS Receive Secretary of Energy's Achievement Award

• Center Moriches Students Take Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Maglev Contest

• Energy Secretary Chu Announces $148 million in Recovery Act Funding for Environmental Cleanup in New York

• Construction Projects at Brookhaven Lab Win Department of Energy Award

• Department of Energy's New Book, 'A Decade of Discovery,' Displayed in Community Libraries

• DNA-Based Assembly Line for Precision Nano-Cluster Construction

• Meditation and Talk at Brookhaven Lab on 'How We Can Achieve Peace,' April 24

• 2009 RHIC Run Features New Energy Milestone for Exploring Proton Puzzle

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist Alistair Rogers to Give Talk on 'Global Change and the Terrestrial Biosphere,' April 22

• Middle School Maglev Contest at Brookhaven Lab, April 1

• Brookhaven Lab Hosts Model Bridge Contest, March 28

• Scientists Patent Corrosion-Resistant Nano-Coating for Metals

• Sharing the Road With Larry Hoff

• At BNL, Energy Secretary Chu Announces New Funding for Science

• Brookhaven Lab to Receive $184.3 Million in Recovery Act Funding

• Secretary Chu to Make Major Funding Announcement During Visit to Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Brookhaven Town Honors Brookhaven Lab Chemist Etsuko Fujita

• Narcolepsy Drug Being Used to Improve Cognitive Performance Affects Brain Dopamine Activity

• Brookhaven Lab's Asian Pacific American Association Offers Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• R.C. Murphy Jr. High School Wins First and Second Prizes in Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Guitar and Harmonica Duo to Perform at Brookhaven Lab April 10

• Say Hello to Kevin Dusling, Say Goodbye to his Hair

• Researchers Discover a Potential On-Off Switch for Nanoelectronics

• Middle School Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab, March 7

• Recent Drug Use Masks Cocaine Abusers' Cognitive Impairment

• Governor Paterson Announces Plans to Support Brookhaven National Laboratory with NYPA Power Allocation

• Governor Paterson Announces Plans for Largest Solar Energy Project in State History

• ‘Frankenstein’ Music to be Performed at Brookhaven Lab, March 25

• Brookhaven Lab's Joanna Fowler to be Inducted into the Long Island Technology Hall of Fame

• Making Connections at AAAS

• Brookhaven Lab and BioSET, Inc., Patent a Synthetic Peptide That Enhances Bone Growth

• Nobel Laureate Paul Nurse to Give Two Lectures at Brookhaven Lab, March 18 — 'Controlling the Cell Cycle' and 'The Great Ideas of Biology'

• Schumer, Bishop Announce Over $30 Million for BNL Science

• Ultracold Gas Mimics Ultrahot Plasma

• Astronomer Jill Tarter to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on 'The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence: Fact, Not Fiction,' March 11

• NSLS-II Contract Will Mean Hundreds of Jobs for Long Island

• Long-Sought Protein Structure May Help Reveal How ‘Gene Switch’ Works

• Meet Tammy Stein - A Dedicated Blood Donor

• Irish Rock Band The Prodigals to Perform at Brookhaven Lab March 6

• New York Blue Supercomputer Aids In Global Climate Research

• Ward Melville High School Wins Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Sustainable Energy, ‘Perfect’ Liquids, and Ancient Secrets at AAAS

• Craig Woody Is IEEE's NPSS President

• College Mini-Semester Students Spend Their Winter Break at Brookhaven Lab

• New York Blue Supercomputer Serves Intel Science Talent Search Finalist

• International Collaboration at FIU Leads to Discovery of New Single-Element Compound

• Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab, January 31

• Scientists Identify Bacteria That Increase Plant Growth

• From Turtles to Geckos, Love of Reptiles Is a Family Affair

• New Catalyst Paves the Path for Ethanol-Powered Fuel Cells

• Rock Bands The Electrix and Reckoning to Perform at Brookhaven Lab February 21

• Brookhaven Lab Receives $28 Million to Support Crystallography Facility

• Brookhaven Women in Science Offers Scholarship for Women Science Students

• Control Your Hunger? Study Shows Men Can, Women Can't

• Five Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named AAAS Fellows

• Department of Energy Approves Construction Start of NSLS-II Project

• Four Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named American Physical Society Fellows

• Researchers First to "See" Reactive Oxygen Species in Vital Enzyme

• Brookhaven Lab Receives Federal Award for Electronics Recycling

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Ilan Ben-Zvi Named IEEE Fellow

• ‘Gathering of the Slides’ Concert at Brookhaven Lab Featuring Kerry Kearney Band, January 24

• Kitka Musical Group to Perform at Brookhaven Lab January 28

• Scientists Reveal Structure of New Botulism Nerve Toxin Subtype

• Two Brookhaven Lab Physicists Receive Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers

• DOE Awards Supercomputer Access to Cutting-Edge Projects

• Brookhaven Lab Added Over $32 Million to the Long Island Economy in Fiscal Year 2008

• Brookhaven Lab's Fritz Henn Awarded the New York Academy of Medicine's Thomas William Salmon Award

• Michael Goldman Named Brookhaven Lab's General Counsel

• Chi-Chang Kao Named Founding Director of New Photon Science Institute

• Medieval Times are Good Times for Two BNLers

• LHC to Restart in 2009

• Brookhaven Women in Science Hold High School Career Day at Brookhaven Lab

• Disappearing Superconductivity Reappears — in 2-D

• Physicists Receive Patent for Improved Cancer Therapy Device

• “Naturally Obsessed” Documentary Highlighting Brookhaven Lab to be Shown Dec. 10

• One-Woman Play About Madame Marie Curie at Brookhaven Lab, Dec. 6

• Recital by Duo Prism at Brookhaven Lab, Dec. 10

• Drug-Related Preference In Cocaine Addiction Extends to Images

• ‘Insight’ Deficit May Explain Denial in Drug Addiction

• Michael Jazz Trio to perform at Brookhaven Lab December 12

• Hope for Treating Relapse to Methamphetamine Abuse

• Site Preparation Work To Begin For NSLS-II Facility's Ring Building

• Electron Pairs Precede High-Temperature Superconductivity

• Stony Brook University Student Wins Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Tony Bowman Named Chief Human Resources Officer at Brookhaven Lab

• New York Undergrads to Present Brookhaven Lab Research at National Competition

• Meet Ondrej Chvala

• Brookhaven Lab's Paul Sorensen Receives Prize From the American Physical Society

• Presidential Science Advisor John H. Marburger, III to Speak at Brookhaven Lab, November 18, 19, 20

• Meet Tom Lambertson — Avid Kayaker

• Brookhaven Lab's Research Data Used for a Web-based Fuel-Oil Savings Analysis Calculator for Consumers

• Update on Explosion at Brookhaven Lab

• Pump Building Damaged Following Explosion at BNL, No Injuries to Workers

• Researcher Supported by the U.S. Department of Energy Is Co-Winner of 2008 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

• Brookhaven Lab's Satoshi Ozaki Awarded the Robert R. Wilson Prize for Achievement in the Physics of Particle Accelerators on Two Continents

• Meet Hai-Dee Lee

• Methamphetamine Enters Brain Quickly and Lingers

• Nobel Prize in Chemistry Linked to NSLS Protein Work

• Scientists Engineer Superconducting Thin Films

• Physicist Alan Guth to Give Talk on Cosmology at Brookhaven Lab, Nov. 6

• 2008 Nobel Prize in Physics Links to Earlier Nobel Work at Brookhaven

• Brookhaven Science Associates Awards Grants to Five Suffolk County Nonprofits

• Brookhaven Lab’s Fritz Henn Awarded the Federal Cross of Merit From Germany

• Meet Robert Olsen, Renaissance Man

• Brookhaven Scientists Take Off for Southeastern Pacific Climate Study

• World’s biggest computing grid launched

• Arcade Showcase Honors 50th Anniversary of ‘Tennis for Two’ — Forerunner to Today’s Video Games

• Brookhaven Lab Releases 2007 Site Environmental Report

• Structures of Important Plant Viruses Determined

• New Mayor of Bellport a Lifelong Ambassador for the Lab

• Two BNLers Go Up the [Hudson] River

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Samuel Krinsky Wins Free Electron Laser Prize

• Brookhaven Lab Reorganizes Facilities & Operations Staff and Functions

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist Masaki Suenaga Receives IEEE Award for Applied Superconductivity Research

• First Beam for Large Hadron Collider

• Folk Singer James O’Malley to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, 10/3

• Enzyme Detectives Uncover New Reactions, Products

• 'Healthy Minds Across America,' a Free Public Forum on Progress and Promise

• Meet Roger Katz

• Rhythm and Blues Revue - Riverhead Style

• Santana Tribute Band Milagro in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, September 27

• Two Brookhaven Lab Buildings Achieve LEED Green Building Certification

• Brookhaven's Remote Monitoring Room for ATLAS

• Russian Pianist to perform virtuoso piano works at Brookhaven Lab, Oct. 1

• Media Advisory: Brookhaven Lab to Celebrate Start-Up of World’s Most Powerful Particle Accelerator

• Giant Furnace Opens to Reveal 'Perfect' LSST Mirror Blank

• Returning Iraq War Vet Ready for New Challenges at NSLS-II

• Scientists Reveal Effects of Quantum "Traffic Jam" in High-Temperature Superconductors

• Talk on Nonproliferation and Disarmament to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, Sept. 9

• Brookhaven Computing Facility Prepares for LHC Data

• Addiction Treatment Proves Successful in Animal Weight Loss Study

• Controlling the Size of Nanoclusters

• Chemist Travels World to Study Mysterious Properties of Neutrinos

• BNL Scientists Present at the ACS Fall 2008 Meeting

• Meet John Galvin

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Michael Creutz Honored with the Gian Carlo Wick Gold Medal Award

• Meet Stephanie Majewski...and Follow Her Journey to the LHC

• NYSTAR Executive Director Edward Reinfurt to Keynote Annual CNY-PR AGEP Meeting

• U.S. Scientists Count Down to LHC Startup

• Environmental Science Student Kasey Jacobs Wins Chasman Scholarship

• Brookhaven Lab’s International Safeguards Project Office Receives Special Service Award from the Institute of Nuclear Materials Management

• Meet Reamonn Soto, Summer Student

• Meet Leonard Mausner

• Brookhaven Lab Chemist Radoslav Adzic Receives the U.S. Department of Energy's Hydrogen Program R&D Award

• Meet Nora Detweiler

• Meet Andrea Fischer, Summer Student

• Controlling the Size of Nanoclusters: First Step in Making New Catalysts

• Concert Featuring Long Island Rock Band Argent Fantasy on August 1

• New Method Expands Tool Kit for Monitoring Body Chemistry, Disease

• Meet Vicky Giese

• Meet Ed Whittle, Fly Fisherman

• Brookhaven Lab to Host Residential Energy Conservation Forum, June 26

• Meet Rich Casella

• Peter Johnson Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Condensed Matter Physics & Materials Science Department

• Yale Student Awarded 2008 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• RHIC, AGS Users' Meeting Reflects on Past, Looks Toward Future of Nuclear Physics

• RHIC and Its Impact on Nuclear Science

• Protons Pair Up with Neutrons

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Wins IEEE Nuclear & Plasma Sciences Society Merit Award

• Meet Dan Love - Software Developer

• Pianofest Noon Recitals at Brookhaven Lab, June 25 and July 23

• Meet Kathy Nasta

• Brookhaven Lab's NASA Summer School Students Explore How to Protect Against Health Risks in Space Travel

• Important Plant Enzymes Identified

• Brookhaven Lab Offers Grants to Promote Diversity in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math

• Five Local Students Receive 2008 Battelle-Brookhaven Women in Science Awards

• Brookhaven Lab Open to Public on Summer Sundays, July 20 - August 17

• Molecular 'Snapshots' Capture Infectious Pili Formation

• Designing Better Electrocatalysts for Fuel Cells

• Designing Better Electrocatalysts for Fuel Cells

• Korea University President Visits U.S. National Laboratory

• Albert-László Barabási to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on 'Science Networks,' June 9

• Meet Lawrence Lettieri, Katrina Volunteer

• Possible Mechanism for Enormous Electromechanical Response

• Northport-East Northport Students Win Two of the Top Prizes at Brookhaven Lab's Elementary School Science Fair

• Concert Featuring Project Floyd at Brookhaven Lab May 31

• Brookhaven Lab's Robert Palmer Elected Member of the National Academy of Sciences

• New BNLer Joins LHC Bloggers

• Meet John Skinner

• Scientists Determine Drug Target for the Most Potent Botulinum Neurotoxin

• Brookhaven Scientists Explore Brain's Reaction to Potent Hallucinogen

• Meet James O'Malley

• BNL's Career Open House Draws 500 to Check Out New Jobs

• Battelle Honors Weiqiang Han as Brookhaven Lab's 'Inventor of the Year'

• 2008 Elementary School Science Fair at Brookhaven Lab, May 3

• Catching a Nuclear Curveball

• Smithtown High School East is Champion of Brookhaven Lab's Essay Contest

• Westhampton Beach Student Wins Brookhaven Lab's Model Bridge Contest

• Center Moriches Students Take Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Maglev Contest

• Arthur Grollman to Speak on 'Unraveling the Mystery of an Environmental Disease' at Brookhaven Lab, May 15

• Gene Therapy Reduces Cocaine Use in Rats

• Albert G. Prodell Middle School Wins Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Lab's Nanoscience Staff Inspires Islip Students' Winning 'Future City' Entries

• Where's the glue?

• Middle School Maglev Contest at Brookhaven Lab, April 16

• Middle School Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab, April 12

• Talk on 'Compassion and Selfless Service: Pathway to Peace' to be Given by Dayamrita Chaitanya at Brookhaven Lab, May 8

• Meet Lazaro Vazquez

• Brookhaven Lab Scientists Receive Award from LI Technology Hall of Fame

• Don Rawlings Named Manager of Brookhaven Lab's Procurement & Property Management Division

• Brookhaven Women in Science Holds High School Career Day at Brookhaven Lab

• Stony Brook Opera to Perform Two One-Act Operas at Brookhaven Lab, April 23

• Meet Kim Hayes

• Talk on 'Solar Grand Plan' to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, April 21

• New Method Offers Insight into Radiation Damage to DNA

• News From the March 2008 American Physical Society Meeting

• Brookhaven Lab's Asian Pacific American Association Offers Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Structure Reveals How Cells 'Sugar-Coat' Proteins

• Structure Reveals How Cells 'Sugar-Coat' Proteins

• Model Bridge Contest to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, March 15

• Efficient Catalysts for Making Oxygen for 'Artificial Photosynthesis'

• Meet Marcelo Ferreira

• The Chemistry of Competition

• Concert Featuring The Kane Daily Band at Brookhaven Lab, March 28

• Last Large Piece of ATLAS Detector Lowered Underground

• Holi Festival at Brookhaven Lab Features Music, Song and Dance of India, Mar. 22

• Thomas Russo: Electrical Engineer and Volunteer Emergency Medical Technician

• Brookhaven Lab Holds Career Open House, March 29

• Cocaine's Effects on Brain Metabolism May Contribute to Abuse

• Jill Clough-Johnston: Small Business Officer with a Big Heart

• Nanotechnology Research Roundtable in Boston Friday, Feb. 15

• Thomas Lovejoy to Speak on 'Climate Change: Prospects for Nature' at Brookhaven Lab, March 12

• Kevin Hester: Printer, Personal Trainer, Producer

• Carol Parnell Named Brookhaven Lab's Assistant Director for Environment, Safety and Health

• Latest Supercomputer Calculations Support the Six-Quark Theory

• Racing Ahead at the Speed of Light

• Brooklyn Technical High School Wins Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Structure of important neurotransmitter regulator determined

• Meet Nicole Jenkins

• DNA Technique Yields 3-D Crystalline Organization of Nanoparticles

• Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab, February 2

• Brookhaven Lab Added Over $40 Million to the Long Island Economy in 2007

• Meet Jorge Romero

• Catalyst Pharmaceutical Partners Begins Enrollment for its U.S. Phase II Clinical Trial of CPP-109 in Patients With Cocaine Addiction

• Brookhaven, New York Blue Participate in Groundbreaking Weather Simulations

• Film on Sailing Trip to Antarctica to be Shown at Brookhaven Lab, March 4

• Derek Lowenstein: A Passion for Science and Orchids

• Meet Todd Satogata, Physicist and Big Brother

• Department of Energy Seeks Public Comment On BNL Reactor Cleanup

• Meet Tiffany Minter, Diversity Office Employee and Playwright

• Overweight People May Not Know When They've Had Enough

• Long Island Weather of 2007: Strong Northeasters, a Tornado, Low Snowfall

• More Sun Exposure May Be Good for Some People

• Jim Misewich Named Head of Brookhaven Lab's Basic Energy Sciences

• LSST Receives $30 Million from Charles Simonyi and Bill Gates

• Concert Featuring Cellist Raman Ramakrishnan at Brookhaven Lab January 30

• Seven Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named American Physical Society Fellows

• The Sixth Annual 'Gathering of the Slides' Concert at Brookhaven Lab Featuring Kerry Kearney Band, Chris English, and Pat Russo, January 26

• Feds OK Light Project for Brookhaven Lab

• Elevated Carbon Dioxide Changes Soil Microbe Mix Below Plants

• Department of Energy Grants CD-2 Status to NSLS-II Project

• Meet Rick Jackimowicz

• Experiments Reveal Unexpected Activity of Fuel Cell Catalysts

• Space Travel and Cancer Linked? Stony Brook Researcher Secures NASA Grant to Study Effects of Space Radiation

• A Bollywood Musical Evening at Brookhaven Lab, January 5

• Workshop on Nanoscience Opportunities for the High Tech Industry Hosted

• Brookhaven Women in Science Offers Scholarship for Women Science Students

• Meet Nick Weih

• Study Offers Insight into Plant Cell-Wall Construction

• Catalyst Pharmaceutical Partners Announces Positive Phase II Trial Results for Vigabatrin in the Treatment of Cocaine Addiction

• Stephen Musolino Named a Fellow of the Health Physics Society

• Concert Featuring Synergy Quintet at Brookhaven Lab, January 9

• Meet Ila Campbell

• Meet John Pagano

• Tiny DNA Molecules Show Liquid Crystal Phases, Pointing To New Scenario For First Life On Earth

• Researchers Discover Surface Orbital "Roughness" in Manganites

• Two Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named Fellows of the Optical Society of America

• Atmospheric Measuring Device for Understanding Smog Formation

• Meet Kerry Mirabella

• Stony Brook Opera Presents Excerpts from "Romeo and Juliet" At Brookhaven Lab, December 12

• Four Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named AAAS Fellows

• Meet Chris Weaver

• SBUMC Researchers First to Image a Biomarker of Neurogenesis

• Cocaine Abuse Blunts Sensitivity to Monetary Reward

• D-Cycloserine Reduces Cocaine-Seeking Behavior in "Addicted" Mice

• Brookhaven Lab Computational Sciences Center Exhibit at SC2007

• Mei Bai: Teaching in an African Orphanage

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Receives Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers

• Bob Selvey: Building Bridges and a Safe Work Place

• Food Restriction Increases Dopamine Receptor Levels in Obese Rats

• India's Diwali Festival to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, Nov. 17

• Meet Steve Giordano

• Peter Ferrara Named Brookhaven Lab's Fiscal Officer

• NSLS-II Priority Increases in DOE Office of Science Landmark Plan Update

• Brookhaven Lab Releases 2006 Site Environmental Report

• Microgrid Allows Simultaneous Study of Multiple Variables

• Stony Brook University Student Wins Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Potent Peptides Inhibit HIV Entry Into Cells

• Talks on Family-Friendly Policies and Diversity in the Workplace to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, Oct. 30 and Nov. 14

• Meet Maggie Rando

• Two Lectures on Brookhaven Lab's History, Oct. 31 and Dec. 12, Commemorate the Lab's 60th Anniversary

• Breaking the Barrier Toward Nanometer X-ray Resolution

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Ilan Ben-Zvi Wins Free Electron Laser Prize

• Symposium Celebrates 60 Years of Discovery at Brookhaven Lab

• Concert Featuring Buddy Merriam and Guest Dee Harris at Brookhaven Lab, October 20

• New DNA-Based Technique For Assembly of Nano- and Micro-sized Particles

• DOE's Office of Science Launches Website for U.S. Role at Large Hadron Collider

• Astronomer Steven Squyres to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on 'Science Results from the Mars Exploration Rover Mission,' October 5

• Tiny Tubes and Rods Show Promise as Catalysts, Sunscreen

• Thomas Ludlam Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Physics Department

• Steven Vigdor Named Brookhaven Lab's Associate Laboratory Director for Nuclear and Particle Physics

• Zinc Transporter Protein Structure Deciphered

• Using Life's Building Blocks to Control Nanoparticle Assembly

• Working Toward New Energy With Electrochemistry

• New Clues to Mechanism for "Colossal Resistance" Effects

• Brookhaven Lab's José Rodriguez to Receive Technical Achievement Award

• Richard Sher and Marta Felcman to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, September 12

• Brookhaven Physicist Werner Vogelsang Receives Humboldt Foundation Award

• Commander Cody and Professor 'Louie' In Concert at Brookhaven Laboratory, September 15

• ADHD Appears to Be Associated With Depressed Dopamine Activity in the Brain

• Brookhaven Physics Leaders Satoshi Ozaki and Michael Harrison Receive IEEE's Particle Accelerator Science & Technology Award

• "The Place is Here, The Time is Now"

• Hidden Order Found in a Quantum Spin Liquid

• Researchers Produce Firsts with Bursts of Light

• Big news at Brookhaven

• Department of Energy Advances NSLS-II Project

• Homestake Strikes Gold Again

• Dog Days Blues Festival and Concerts at Brookhaven Lab, August 10 and 18

• Three From Brookhaven Lab Receive President's Volunteer Service Award for 4,000-Plus Lifetime Hours of Service to the Long Island Community

• Catalyst Pharmaceutical Partners, Inc. Initiates U.S. Phase II Clinical Trial of CPP-109 in Patients With Cocaine Dependence

• Lanny Bates Named Brookhaven Lab's Assistant Laboratory Director for Facilities & Operations

• Pairing Nanoparticles with Proteins

• Brookhaven Lab Wins 2007 Commuter Choice Regional Leadership Award

• Does Stimulant Treatment for ADHD Increase Risk of Drug Abuse?

• Stony Brook and Brookhaven Lab Unveil New York Blue Supercomputer

• Brookhaven Lab's NASA Summer School Helps Create Pipeline of Space Scientists

• Battelle and Brookhaven Lab Join MIT to Help Miller Place High School Students Invent Wheelchair Safety Alarm

• Pianist Michelle Cann to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, July 11

• New Supercomputer Installed at Brookhaven Lab

• Doon Gibbs Named Brookhaven Lab's Deputy Director for Science and Technology

• 2007 NSLS-CFN Joint Users' Meeting Focuses on Synergy, Importance of Securing NSLS-II

• Brookhaven Lab Open to Public on Summer Sundays, July 8 - August 19

• Researchers Combine Atmospheric Science with Heartland Farming

• Stony Brook University Student Awarded 2007 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Brookhaven Lab Celebrates First Year of Open Space Stewardship Program

• Brookhaven Lab Wins Awards for Pollution Prevention and Promoting Environmental Stewardship

• Research Links Brain Chemistry with Aggressive Personality

• Climate Scientists Air Their Views In Oklahoma

• New Method for Making Improved Radiation Detectors

• Brookhaven Lab Chemist to Discuss 'Imaging Drug Addiction' at Harborfields Public Library, June 28

• Lab Celebrates Opening of Center for Functional Nanomaterials

• Brookhaven Lab to Celebrate First Year of Open Space Stewardship Program

• Department of Energy, EPA, and N.Y. State Agree on Brookhaven Lab Remediation Projects

• Nanocenter Ribbon-Cutting at Brookhaven National Laboratory

• JOHNNYVOLUME in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, June 15

• Energy Dept. Awards $11.2 Million for Hydrogen Research

• Five Students Receive 2007 Battelle-Brookhaven Women in Science Awards

• Diverse Projects from Seven Schools are Top Winners at Brookhaven Lab's 2007 Elementary School Science Fair

• New Building Will House Large Project Teams

• Ferdinand Willeke Will Head Accelerator Systems for NSLS-II

• Brookhaven Lab Chemist Radoslav Adzic Receives Electrochemical Society Award

• Robert Moses and Center Moriches Middle School Students Take Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Maglev Contest

• New Nanocenter Opening at Brookhaven National Laboratory

• New Materials for Making "Spintronic" Devices

• 2007 Elementary School Science Fair at Brookhaven Lab, May 5

• Ward Melville High School Student Wins First Place in Brookhaven Lab's Science and Society Essay Contest

• Physicist Lawrence Krauss to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on 'Einstein's Biggest Blunder: A Cosmic Mystery Story,' May 30

• Commack Middle School Wins Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Middle School Maglev Contest at Brookhaven Lab, April 25

• American Heart Association Honors Brookhaven Lab as a 'Fit-Friendly Company'

• Alexis P. Suter Band in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, May 11

• Researchers Use Smallest Pipette to Reveal Freezing "Dance" of Nanoscale Drops

• Women in Science High School Career Day at Brookhaven Lab

• Middle School Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab, April 14

• "Combination" Lyme Disease Vaccine Proteins Patented

• Battelle Honors Scott Bronson as Brookhaven Lab's 'Inventor of the Year'

• Home-Schooled Student Wins Brookhaven Lab's Model Bridge Contest

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist to Speak on 'The Greenhouse Effect and Your Family's Contribution to It,' at Brookhaven Lab, April 17

• Gold, Copper Nanoparticles Take Center Stage in the Search for Hydrogen Production Catalysts

• 'Pickin' at the Berkner:' Blues/Rock Concert at Brookhaven Lab, April 27

• Giving Platinum Catalysts a Golden Boost for Fuel Cells

• New Developments in "Artificial Photosynthesis"

• Scientists Image Plant "Attack" Signaling System

• Brookhaven Town Honors Two Brookhaven Lab Women

• Brookhaven Lab Holds 'Get Ready for Earth Day' Mini-Fair at Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community Library, April 9

• Model Bridge Contest to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, March 24

• Unlocking the Secrets of High-temperature Superconductors

• Brookhaven Lab's Asian Pacific American Association Offers Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• New Success in Engineering Plant Oils

• Brookhaven Lab Joins New Regional Job Bank

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist to Speak at Harborfields Public Library on Brain Chemistry and Compulsive Overeating, March 21

• Responding to a Dirty Bomb Detonation

• Brookhaven Lab Achieves Registration to International Safety & Occupational Health Standard OHSAS 18001

• Ward Melville High School Wins Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Addiction and the Brain: Are We Hard-Wired to Abuse Drugs?

• Black 47 and MacTalla Mor in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, March 9

• Brookhaven Lab Added Over $51 Million to the Long Island Economy in 2006

• To the Edge of Melting

• Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab, February 10

• BioSET Reports Patent Issuance, Product Development Advances, and New Financing

• Mark Israel Named Brookhaven Lab's Director of Internal Audit and Oversight

• Brookhaven Lab's Ralph James Honored with Harold Wheeler Award from Engineering Society

• Battelle and Brookhaven Lab Sponsor FIRST LEGO League Tournament

• Brookhaven Women in Science Offers Scholarship for Women Science Students

• Researchers Observe Superradiance in a Free Electron Laser

• Oxford Physicist Roger Penrose to Speak at Brookhaven Lab, Feb. 6

• 'The Gathering of the Slides V' Concert at Brookhaven Lab, Feb. 24

• Students and Their Robots Explore the Tiny But Vast World Of Nanotechnology

• Brookhaven Lab Scientists Discover Gold Clusters Stabilize Platinum Electrocatalysts For Use in Fuel Cells

• Diamonds from Outer Space: Geologists Discover Origin of Earth's Mysterious Black Diamonds

• Google Joins Large Synoptic Survey Telescope Project

• 2006 - Warmest Year on Record at Brookhaven Lab

• Five Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named American Physical Society Fellows

• Dual-Function Enzyme Aids Plants' Defense Against Fungi

• Stardust Papers Give Insight Into Early Solar System

• Four Brookhaven Lab Physicists Named AAAS Fellows

• Euclid Quartet in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, January 10

• Graduate Student at Stony Brook University Wins Chasman Scholarship

• NSLS-II Environment, Safety, and Health Policy Issued

• High Dopamine Transporter Levels Not Correlated with ADHD

• Lasers Shine Light on Chemical Reactions

• Setting the Stage to Find Drugs Against SARS

• One Mystery of High-Tc Superconductivity Resolved

• Sudbury Neutrino Observatory Wins First Polanyi Award

• Benefit Performance Features Acoustic Guitar Music & Comedy at Brookhaven Lab, Dec. 1

• Brookhaven Lab's Eric Forsyth Honored by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.

• Plant Studies Reveal How, Where Seeds Store Iron

• Gene-Jack Wang Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Medical Department

• Scientists Convert Modern Enzyme into its Hypothesized Ancestor

• Talk on Effects of Space Radiation and Exploring the Moon at Huntington Public Library, 11/14

• New York Wildfire Academy Holds 9th Annual Academy at Brookhaven Lab, 10/20-30

• Emilio Mendez Named Director of Brookhaven Lab's Nanocenter

• NSLS, NSLS-II Employees Celebrate at 2006 Picnic and Service Awards

• Brookhaven Lab Honored with EPA Environmental Achievement Award

• Brookhaven Lab Releases 2005 Site Environmental Report

• Altered Perception of Reward in Human Cocaine Addiction

• Environmental Assessment for NSLS-II Released

• Department of Energy Seeks Public Comment On Brookhaven Lab Cleanup

• Nanoparticle Assembly Enters the Fast Lane

• Chi-Chang Kao Named Chair of the National Synchrotron Light Source at Brookhaven Lab

• Stony Brook University Student Wins Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• NSLS-II Advisory Committees Begin Work in October 2006

• Brookhaven Lab Plans Cyber and Physical Security Stand Down, October 5

• Study Offers New Clues to Brain-Stomach Interaction in Overeating

• Harvard Physicist Peter Galison to Speak at Brookhaven Lab on the History of Physics, November 2 and 3

• Open Science Grid Receives $30 Million Award to Empower Scientific Collaboration and Computation

• PASER: A Novel Acceleration Scheme Demonstrated at Brookhaven Lab

• Santana Tribute Band Milagro in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, October 14

• Developing Radiotracers for Imaging Studies in Addiction

• Using Microbes to Fuel the U.S. Hydrogen Economy

• Modeling the Movement of Electrons at the Molecular Scale

• Understanding the Chemistry of Ionic Liquids for Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist Dev Chidambaram Receives Prize From International Society of Electrochemistry

• DOE Announces $60 Million in Projects to Accelerate Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computing

• Study Offers Clues to Brain's Protective Mechanisms Against Alcoholism

• Nobel Laureate Melvin Schwartz Dies, August 28

• One-Two Particle Punch Poses Greater Risk for Astronauts

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist to Speak at Harborfields Public Library on Safeguarding Nuclear Materials

• Suffolk County School Districts to Start Land Stewardship Program with Brookhaven Lab

• New Methods for Screening Nanoparticles

• Sam Aronson Named Director of Brookhaven National Lab

• NSLS-II Hosts Acquisition Strategy Workshop for Science Projects

• Country Singer Mary Lamont in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, September 16

• USDA and DOE Fund Genomics Projects For Bioenergy Fuels Research

• Brookhaven Lab's Anatoli Zelenski Wins 2006 Veksler Award from the Russian Academy of Sciences

• Synergy Brass Ensemble in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, September 6

• Former Presidential Science Advisor Neal Lane to Speak at Brookhaven Lab, September 11 and 12

• Brookhaven Lab Scientist Receives Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers

• Brookhaven Lab Wins R&D 100 Award for X-ray Focusing Device

• Brookhaven's Jim Reilly Honored For Lifetime of Work in Metal Hydride Chemistry

• John Amabile Named Manager of Brookhaven Lab's Safeguards & Security Division

• World War II Tuskegee Airman Lee Hayes to Speak at Brookhaven Lab, August 3

• Brookhaven Lab and WARD'S Natural Science Develop Science Education Kits

• Liquid Alloy Shows Solid-like Crystal Structure at Surface

• Brookhaven Lab's Haixin Huang Receives Faraday Cup Award

• Stony Brook University Student Receives 2006 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Joanna Fowler Receives New York State Senate's Woman of Distinction Award

• Students Explore Safety of Space Travel at Brookhaven Lab

• Study Reveals Biochemical Signature of Cocaine Craving in Humans

• New Riders of The Purple Sage in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, July 20

• Scientists Take "Snapshots" of Enzyme Action

• Department of Energy Honors Brookhaven Lab Scientist Vasilis Fthenakis for Photovoltaic Environmental Research

• Brookhaven Lab Open to the Public on Summer Sundays, July 9 - August 20

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist John Tranquada Receives 2006 Prize From the Neutron Scattering Society of America

• Lil' Cliff & the Cliffhangers Dance Party at Brookhaven Lab, June 23

• New X-ray Delivery Method Could Improve Radiation Therapy

• McGill Researchers Identify New Antibacterial Target

• Secretary of Energy to Tout Robust Economy & American Competitiveness Initiative at Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Nobel Laureate Raymond Davis Dies

• Soprano Mihaela Buhaiciuc in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, June 14 Accompanied by Clarinetist Bogdan Scurtu and Pianist Mei Zhu

• Three Northport-East Northport Students and Two Comsewogue Students Among Top Winners in Brookhaven Lab's 2006 Elementary School Science Fair

• Five Students Receive 2006 Battelle-Brookhaven Women in Science Awards

• Two Top Winners From Robert Moses Middle School at Brookhaven Lab's Maglev Contest

• Euclid Quartet in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, May 31

• Brookhaven Lab's Small Business Fair Brings Big Results

• 2006 Elementary School Science Fair at Brookhaven Lab, May 13

• Eight Organizations in NY/NJ Step Up To Cut Down Lead, Mercury and PCBs in Their Waste

• Longwood High School Student Wins First Place in Brookhaven Lab's Science and Society Essay Contest

• Dual Properties of Carbon Nanotubes Revealed

• Brookhaven Lab's Joseph Wall Receives 2006 Award from the Microscopy Society of America

• Synthetic Peptide Developed by BioSET, Inc., Mimics Growth Factor Angiogenesis and Tissue Repair

• More Evidence for "Stripes" in High-Temperature Superconductors

• Direct Photon Properties Reveal Secrets of Extreme Nuclear States

• Seeking Answers to the Puzzle of Proton Spin

• eRHIC Gets to the Heart of the Matter

• Discovery Prospects at the Large Hadron Collider

• Middle School Magnetic Levitation (Maglev) Contest at Brookhaven Lab, April 26

• Brookhaven Lab's James Wishart Keynote Speaker at NY Section of the American Chemical Society's Undergraduate Research Symposium, April 29

• U.S., China Cooperate on High-Energy Physics Experiment

• Taipei Folk Dance Theater to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, May 19

• Samuel Aronson Named Interim Laboratory Director

• Fritz Henn Named Brookhaven Lab's Associate Director for Life Sciences

• 'EstrogenFactor 5.5' - Cathy Kreger and Marci Geller in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, May 5

• Women in Science Career Day Held at Brookhaven Lab

• Nobel Laureate Horst Stormer to Give a Talk at Brookhaven Lab Titled 'When the Electron Falls Apart . . . and What to Do with the Pieces,' May 4

• First Response Guidance For Dirty Bomb Scenario

• JFK Middle School Wins Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Lab and Mount Sinai School of Medicine Form Joint Center for Translational Biomedical Imaging

• Patchogue-Medford Student Wins Brookhaven Lab's Model Bridge Contest

• Small Business Fair to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, April 28

• 'When Things Get Small' - Film on Nanoscience to be Shown at Brookhaven Lab, April 24

• Using Probes to Control Chemistry - Molecule by Molecule

• MINOS Experiment Sheds Light on Mystery of Neutrino Disappearance

• Benefit Concert at Brookhaven Lab to Honor WUSB.FM Radio Manager Norm Prusslin

• Cerium Oxide Nanotubes Get Noticed

• Haru Matsuri - A Japanese-American Friendship Spring Festival to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, May 6

• Modeling the Chemical Reactions of Nanoparticles

• 'Topping-Out' Milestone at Center for Functional Nanomaterials

• Middle School Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab, April 1

• Roebling Ensemble to Give a Concert at Brookhaven Lab, April 12

• New Wrinkle in the Mystery of High-Tc Superconductors

• Nobel Laureate Frank Wilczek to Give a Talk at Brookhaven Lab on 'The Origin of Mass and the Feebleness of Gravity,' April 21

• NSLS Student-Researcher Talks at the March APS Meeting

• Brookhaven Scientists Working Toward Practical Hydrogen-Storage Materials

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Receives Charles Hirsch Award from the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

• Freezing Magnets With Magnets

• Shrinking Magnetic Storage Media Down to the Nanoscale

• Brookhaven Lab's Asian Pacific American Association Offers Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• Statement on Roadbed Sampling Results

• At the NSLS, Scientists Working Toward Better Batteries

• Brookhaven Town Honors Two Brookhaven Lab Women

• Model Bridge Contest to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, March 18

• The Strange Case of the Disappearing Quasiparticles

• Studies Suggest New Targets for Tuberculosis Treatments

• New Method for Identifying Microbes

• Railroad Earth in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, March 18

• Pianist Jiayin Shen to Give a Concert at Brookhaven Lab, March 22

• Progressive Rock Band Afterlife in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, March 25

• PHENIX Publishes Three Papers in Single Edition of Physical Review Letters

• BSA Statement on Laboratory Director's Announcement

• Announcement by Praveen Chaudhari

• Brookhaven Scientists Study Liquid "Nanodrops"

• Ward Melville High School Wins Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Talk on RHIC as a User Facility at AAAS Meeting

• Structure of a Molecular-Scale Circuit Component

• Brookhaven Lab Sponsors an Open Space Stewardship Program for Suffolk County Students

• NY State Supports Joint Photon Sciences Institute at BNL

• Statement on Contamination in Roadbed

• Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab, February 11

• New Study Questions the Effects of Cosmic Proton Radiation on Human Cells

• NASA Stardust Samples Headed to BNL for Analysis

• Common Food Preservative Might Provide Treatment for Cystic Fibrosis

• Aerosols In Many Arctic Clouds Warm Up Ground Surface

• 'The Gathering of the Slides IV' Concert at Brookhaven Lab Features The Kerry Kearney Band, the Kane Daily Band, and Dee Harris, Feb. 25

• Report: Brookhaven Lab Crucial to New York's Future Economic Growth

• Brookhaven Women in Science Offers Scholarship for Women Science Students

• A "Ferroelectric" Material Reveals Unexpected, Intriguing Behavior

• Statement by Praveen Chaudhari, Director Brookhaven National Laboratory

• Economist Pearl Kamer to Speak on Brookhaven Lab's Economic Impact on Long Island and New York State, January 19

• Brookhaven Lab Reports Record-Breaking Weather in 2005

• Filling "Nanocontainers" with Liquid

• Brookhaven Lab's Yannis Semertzidis Named American Physical Society Fellow

• Brookhaven Lab Chemists Probe Combustion Process

• Pianist William Chapman Nyaho to Give a Concert at Brookhaven Lab, Jan. 25

• What's good for BNL is good for America

• BNL Establishes NSLS-II Project in Light Sources Directorate

• Hammer of the Gods in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, January 21

• Lab Celebrates New Supercomputer

• Interactive 3-D Atlas of Mouse Brain Now Available on Web

• Scientists Develop Protein-Sequence Analysis Tool

• High School Students 'Think Spatially' at Brookhaven Lab's GIS Day

• Lab Celebrates Groundbreaking Work in Computational Physics with Dedication of New Supercomputer

• Farmingdale State Professor Pursues Fuel-Cell Research at Brookhaven Lab in New U.S. Department of Energy Faculty Sabbatical Program

• Concert at Brookhaven Lab Features Music for the Bassoon, Dec. 14

• Talk at Brookhaven Lab on the Google Scholar Internet Search Engine, Dec. 5

• Statement on Budget

• Great Caesar's Ghost in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, Dec. 3

• Pianist Rui Shi to Give a Concert at Brookhaven Lab, November 30

• Samuel Aronson Named as AAAS Fellow

• Radoslav Adzic Elected a Fellow of The Electrochemical Society

• Brookhaven Lab's Roy Lebel Receives 2005 Manager of the Year Award From the National Business and Disability Council

• Brookhaven Researcher Awarded Distinguished Scientist Fellowship

• Teachers Learn About Genetics at Brookhaven Lab

• New Direction for Hydrogen Atom Transfers

• Department of Energy, Brookhaven Lab, Regulators, Community Celebrate Completion of Lab Cleanup Projects

• Stony Brook University Student Wins the First Dr. Mow Shiah Lin Scholarship

• John S. Rigden to Give a Talk at Brookhaven Lab on Albert Einstein's Revolutionary Discoveries in Physics, November 10

• ATSDR Public Health Assessment Reports Brookhaven National Laboratory Contaminants Are No Health Hazard

• Rastrelli Cello Quartet in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, November 2

• Professor 'Louie' & The Crowmatix to Give a Concert at Brookhaven Lab, Nov. 4

• Scientists Study and Learn to Prevent Nanoparticle "Merging"

• Brookhaven Lab Releases 2004 Environmental Report

• Brookhaven Lab Breaks Ground for New Nanocenter

• Former Apollo Scientist Astronaut to Talk about Effects of Space Radiation, Nov. 1

• Suffolk County Legislature Honors Brookhaven Lab for Educational Programs

• Groundbreaking Ceremony for New Nanocenter at Brookhaven Lab, October 3

• Pilot Program at Brookhaven Lab: Long Island Middle School Teachers Offered Instruction in Teaching Genetics

• Cello-Guitar Duo in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, October 19

• Department of Energy, Brookhaven Lab, Community Celebrate Peconic River Cleanup Completion

• Helping Out a High-Temperature Superconductor

• NSLS-II Gets CD-0

• Brookhaven Lab's Ralph James to Receive Achievement Award From Engineering Society

• Study Examines Role of Cannabinoid Receptors in Alcohol Abuse

• Stony Brook University Student Wins Chasman Scholarship

• Smoking Damages Key Regulatory Enzyme in the Lung

• Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST) Receives $14.2 million National Science Foundation Design and Development Award

• The Role of Titanium in Hydrogen Storage

• A Step Closer to a Malaria Vaccine

• Scientists Describe New Way to Peer Inside Bacteria

• Louisiana Red in Concert with Doug 'Harmonica' McLean at Brookhaven Lab

• Writing at the Nanoscale

• Sally Dawson Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab's Physics Department

• Patrick Looney to Discuss 'Science Policy and Politics'

• International Team Presents Finished Sequence of Rice Genome

• John Hauser Named Brookhaven Lab's Assistant Laboratory Director for Finance

• Malaria Mechanism Revealed

• Brookhaven Lab, Kansas State University, and Yinnel Tech, Inc. Win a R&D 100 Award for Developing a Novel Radiation Detector

• J. Patrick Looney Named Brookhaven Lab's Assistant Laboratory Director for Policy and Strategic Planning

• Summer Music Festival at Brookhaven Lab, August 14

• Classical Guitarist Paul Galbraith to Give a Concert at Brookhaven Lab, July 27

• Stony Brook University Student Awarded 2005 Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Protein Structure Initiative Advances to Rapid Production Phase

• Summer Student Talent Show at Brookhaven Lab, July 21

• Brookhaven Scientists Develop Method to Remove Uranium from Contaminated Steel Surfaces

• New Mobile Atmospheric Laboratory Gathering Weather and Climate Change Data on the California Coast

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Dmitry Kayran Awarded Russian Academy of Sciences Medal for Junior Scientists

• Brookhaven Scientists Create a New Nanostructure

• Building a Better Virtual Raindrop

• Suffolk County Donates Global Positioning System to Brookhaven Lab for Educational Programs

• Two Brookhaven Lab Physicists Honored with Presidential Early Career Awards For Scientists and Engineers

• Brookhaven Lab Trains Future Space Scientists for Second Year

• Brookhaven Lab Open to the Public on Summer Sundays, July 10 - August 21

• Rensselaer Opens New $20 Million Center for Future Energy Systems

• A Nanomaterial in 3-D

• Pianofest Recitals at Brookhaven Lab, June 29 and July 20

• Independent Film to be Shown at Brookhaven Lab, June 17

• Pushing the Boundaries of High-Temperature Superconductors

• RIKEN BNL Research Center Dedicates New Supercomputer for Physics Research

• Indian Classical Dance Performance at Brookhaven Lab, June 18

• Nanoparticles' Magnetic Behavior Defies Accepted Physics Laws

• BNL Honored for Pollution Prevention Efforts in 2004

• Four Students Receive 2005 Battelle-Brookhaven Women in Science Awards

• Department of Energy and Regulators Reach Agreement on Final Groundwater Cleanup Decisions at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Lab's April Gray Honored by the National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs

• Dedication Ceremony for RIKEN-BNL Research Center's Supercomputer To be Held at Brookhaven Lab, May 26

• From Ants to Yo-Yos: Brookhaven Lab's 2005 Elementary School Science Fair

• Hofstra String Quartet in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, June 1

• Women in Science Career Day Held at Brookhaven Lab

• Two Studies Offer Clues About How Alcoholic Behavior is "Switched" On

• Smithtown High School Students Win First and Second Place in Brookhaven Lab's Science and Society Essay Contest

• Robert Moses Middle School Students Take Top Honors at Brookhaven Lab's Maglev Contest

• 2005 Elementary School Science Fair at Brookhaven Lab, May 7

• LHC Computing Centres Join Forces for Global Grid Challenge

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Thomas Roser Wins 2005 Particle Accelerator Science and Technology Award

• Vocalist Ishan Johnson to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, May 18

• RHIC Scientists Serve Up 'Perfect' Liquid

• Andrew McNerney Named Assistant Laboratory Director For Facilities & Operations at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Lab Holds Site Dedication Ceremony for the Center for Functional Nanomaterials, April 15

• Middle School Magnetic Levitation (Maglev) Contest To be Held at Brookhaven Lab, April 20

• Astronauts' Children Unlikely to Inherit Cosmic Ray-Induced Genetic Defects

• Joe Hampton and the Kingpins in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, May 13

• Samuel Aronson Named Associate Laboratory Director for High Energy and Nuclear Physics at Brookhaven Lab

• A Celebration of Richard Feynman: Book Readings and Drumming at Brookhaven Lab, May 11

• Site Dedication for Center for Functional Nanomaterials - April 15

• Department of Energy, EPA, and N.Y. State Reach Agreement On Brookhaven Graphite Reactor Cleanup

• Martial Arts Expo to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, May 7

• Home-Schooled Student Wins Brookhaven Lab's Model Bridge Contest

• An Exceptionally Effective Lead-Detection Protein

• Brookhaven Lab Engineer Joseph A. Curtiss Receives Award from the U.S. Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration

• Statement on Reductions in Force at Brookhaven Lab

• Poplar Trees Redirect Resources in Response to Simulated Attack

• Quasiparticle Behavior in Bose Quantum Liquids

• Biodiesel Uses and Benefits - Regional Workshop April 1

• Brookhaven Town Honors Two Brookhaven Lab Scientists

• Brookhaven Lab's Joanna S. Fowler Named Distinguished Basic Scientist of the Year by the Academy of Molecular Imaging

• Increasing Charge Mobility in Single Molecular Organic Crystals

• Spintronic Materials Show Their First Move

• Ceria Nanoparticles Catalyze Reactions for Cleaner-Fuel Future

• Answer from 'Dusty Shelf' Aids Quest to See Matter as it Was Just After Big Bang

• Moving Electrons at the Molecular and Nanometer Scales

• Chemist James Barber to Give a Talk at Brookhaven Lab on How Photosynthesis Might Provide a Key to Future Energy Needs, April 18

• Scientists Create, Study Methane Hydrates in "Ocean Floor" Lab

• Jack's Waterfall in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, April 1

• Scientists Grow Thermoelectric Cobaltate Thin Films on Silicon

• Model Bridge Contest to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, March 12, 2005

• Groundbreaking for Research Support Building at Brookhaven Lab, March 10

• Department of Energy Building at Brookhaven Lab Earns ENERGY STAR Label

• Department of Energy, EPA, and N.Y. State Reach Agreement On Peconic River Cleanup

• 'The Gathering of the Slides III' Concert at Brookhaven Lab Features The Kerry Kearney Band, Little Toby Walker, and the Kane Daily Band, March 5

• Non-Invasive Imaging Tools May Help Unravel Mechanisms of Prenatal Drug Damage

• 'Simply Gershwin' Concert to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, March 9

• Ward Melville High School Wins Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab

• Tsunami Benefit Concert at Brookhaven Lab, February 26

• Brookhaven Lab Added Over $26 Million to the Long Island Economy in 2004

• Following Nature's Lead, Scientists Seek Better Catalysts

• Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab, January 29

• Hooch & The Bluesicians in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, February 12

• Floating Films on Liquid Mercury

• Brookhaven Women in Science Offers Scholarship for Women Science Students

• Copper vs. Copper at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider

• Percussionist Joseph Gramley in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, February 9

• Weather of 2004 - Third Driest Year on Record at Brookhaven Lab

• Three Brookhaven Lab Scientists Named American Physical Society Fellows

• Catalyst Pharmaceutical Partners Says FDA Has Accepted IND Application for CPP-109 to Treat Cocaine Addiction

• New Technique for Tracking Gene Regulators

• Department of Energy Seeking Public Comment on Final Groundwater Cleanup Decisions

• Synergy Brass Ensemble in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, March 23

• Brookhaven National Laboratory's Helene D. Benveniste elected to NSBRI Board of Directors

• Hammer of the Gods in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, January 21

• Sylvester James Gates Jr. to Give Physics Talk on 'Superstring/M-theory: A Lathe for Physics?' at Brookhaven Lab, January 24

• Patricia Williams Named Manager of Brookhaven Lab's Safety & Health Services Division

• Students Learn About Geographic Information Systems at Brookhaven Lab

• Two Professional Organizations Honor Brookhaven Lab's Ralph James

• Women in Science High School Career Day at Brookhaven Lab

• U.S. Department of Energy Small Business Development Center Holds Open House at Brookhaven Lab, December 8

• Brookhaven Lab Releases 2003 Environmental Report

• Doon Gibbs Named Head of Brookhaven Lab's Basic Energy Sciences

• Brookhaven Lab's Volunteer Expo Draws About 300 Participants

• New MicroMRI Facility Expands Lab's Brain-Imaging Capabilities

• Proposed Addiction Treatment Successful, Safe in Second Small Trial

• Venki Ramakrishnan to Give a Talk at Brookhaven Lab on 'The Ribosome: The Cell's Protein-Synthesizing Machine,' December 10

• Red Cross Prepares Meals at Brookhaven Lab for Seniors in Central Suffolk

• Identifying the Path to Infection

• Brookhaven Lab and BioSurface Engineering Technologies, Inc. Develop a Synthetic Peptide That Enhances the Effect of a Bone Growth Factor, BMP-2

• Great Caesar's Ghost with G.E. Smith in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, December 3

• Climate Uncertainty with CO₂ Rise Due to Uncertainty About Aerosols

• Brookhaven Lab Forms a Computational Science Center to Focus on Computational Biology

• Research on "Holes" May Unearth Causes of Superconductivity

• Volunteer Expo to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, November 3

• Eight Energy Dept. Lab Directors Receive Energy Secretary's Gold Award

• Scientists See an "Effect" of Superconductor Research

• A Nanowire with a Surprise

• Blues Singer/Guitarist Roy Book Binder in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, Nov. 12

• Frank Wilczek Wins 2004 Nobel Prize in Physics

• Lance Cooley Named Fellow of the Institute of Physics

• New Study Shows Hope for Treating Inhalant Abuse

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Vladimir Litvinenko Wins Free Electron Laser Prize

• Brookhaven Lab's James Tarpinian Receives Award from the American Academy of Health Physics

• HIV Dementia Mechanism Discovered

• Nobel Laureate Richard Smalley to Speak at Brookhaven Lab, October 19 and 20

• First Glimpse of DNA Binding to Viral Enzyme

• Energy Department Early Career Scientists and Engineers Honored

• EPA_s Performance Track Announces New Members

• When it Rains, it Pours - Even for the Drops that Lead to Drizzle

• Citizens Campaign for the Environment Gives an A+ To Brookhaven Lab_s Annual Water Quality Report

• New Machine for Biology Research Prevents Pollution at Brookhaven Lab

• Taking Charge of Molecular Wires

• Hispanic Dance Performance to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, September 18

• A Better Catalyst for Ammonia Production

• Research Reveals Functions of Anti-Cancer Molecule

• Department of Energy Seeks Public Comment on Brookhaven Graphite Reactor Cleanup

• New Physics Law Unifies Several Superconducting Compounds

• Brookhaven Lab Biophysicist F. William Studier Wins R&D 100 Award for A New Method that Simplifies Protein Production

• Tour Plane, Meet Scientists Participating in Air-Sampling Study

• Jazz Guitarist Craig Boyd to Give Concert at Brookhaven Lab, Aug. 20

• Unlocking the Secrets of Titanium, a "Key" that Assists Hydrogen Storage

• George Saliba to Give a Talk at Brookhaven Lab on Science in Renaissance Europe, August 19

• Energy Department Science Education Initiative Launched

• Study Finds Plant Enzyme Function Changes with Location in Cell

• Battelle Donates Funds to the Miller Place Robotics Club for a Welding Machine

• DOE Scientists Sample the Skies

• Two Brookhaven Lab Physicists Named American Physical Society Fellows

• Public Radio Host John Lienhard to Give Talk at Brookhaven Lab, 7/12

• Brookhaven Lab Recruits Interns for the International Atomic Energy Agency

• New Precision Measurement of Top Quark Mass

• Why Calcium Improves a High-Temperature Superconductor

• Summer Sunday Tours at Brookhaven Lab, July 11 - August 22

• Fluid "Stripes" May Be Essential for High-Temperature Superconductivity

• Future Space Scientists Train at Brookhaven Lab

• Helene Benveniste Named Chair of Brookhaven Lab_s Medical Department

• Department of Energy Seeks Public Comment on Peconic River Cleanup

• Fleet Managers Learn About Pollution Prevention at Brookhaven Lab

• Brookhaven Lab_s Small Business Fair is the Biggest Ever

• Northport-East Northport Students Win Five First-Place Awards in Brookhaven Lab_s Elementary School Science Fair

• Congressman Tim Bishop Visits Brookhaven Lab_s Elementary School Science Fair

• Contemporary Folk Singer James O_Malley in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, June 5

• Brookhaven Scientists Patent Portable Sensor That Detects Harmful Substances

• Botulinum Toxin Structure Offers Clues for Vaccines/Treatments

• Stony Brook University Student Awarded 2004 Scharff-Goldhaber Prize

• Mike Bebon Named Brookhaven Lab's Deputy Director for Operations

• Jeanne D_Ascoli Named Manager of Brookhaven Lab_s Community Relations Office

• Upton Reserve Developers Receive Environmental Quality Awards

• New Machine Record for Heavy Ion Luminosity at RHIC

• Gene Therapy Reduces Drinking in Rats with Genetic Predisposition to "Alcoholism"

• Energy Department Early Career Scientists and Engineers Honored

• 2004 Elementary School Science Fair at Brookhaven Lab, May 8

• New Brookhaven Laser Facility Captures Molecules in Action

• Office of Science Laboratories are Pollution Prevention Award Winners

• Middle School Maglev Contest To be Held at Brookhaven Lab, April 28

• Exposure to Food Increases Brain Metabolism

• Scientists "Beef Up" Plant-Dwelling Bacteria to Boost Phytoremediation

• Small Business Fair to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, April 30

• _Blues Legends_ Concert at Brookhaven Lab Features David _Honeyboy_ Edwards and Hubert Sumlin, May 22

• Commack High School Student Wins Brookhaven Lab_s Model Bridge Contest

• New Brookhaven Lab Film Series Begins May 6

• Brookhaven Lab Helps Develop Technology to Turn Dredged Material into Cement

• Kenneth White Named Manager of Brookhaven Lab_s Office of Educational Programs

• James Abbott Named Manager of Brookhaven Labs Safeguards & Security Division

• Brookhaven Lab Hosts Earth Day Run, April 17

• _Islands of the Pacific_ Show at Brookhaven Lab Features Polynesian Dancing and Japanese Drumming, April 24

• Model Bridge Contest to be Held at Brookhaven Lab, March 6, 2004

• Protein Folding on a Chip

• Studying 3-D Materials in One Dimension

• Carbon Nanotubes with Big Possibilities

• Bright Light Yields Unusual Vibes

• Brookhaven Town Honors Three Women from Brookhaven Lab

• Physicists See Golden Needle in a Micro-Cosmic Haystack

• Another Twist in the Field of Superconductivity

• Ward Melville Student Wins Brookhaven Lab's Science and Society Essay Contest

• Roy Lebel Named Manager of Brookhaven Lab's New Quality Management Office

• Brookhaven Plans NSLS-II

• _Women in Concert_ at Brookhaven Lab Features Three Popular Singers, April 16

• Master Fiddler April Verch to Give Concert at Brookhaven Lab, March 31

• Darbari in Concert at Brookhaven Lab, March 27

• SPIE 2004 Technology Achievement Award Winner Announced

• Workshop for New Synchrotron Light Source at Brookhaven

• Scientists Investigate the Mechanism Behind High-Temperature Superconductivity

• Brookhaven Lab to Begin New Phase of Peconic River Cleanup

• 'Meeting at the Crossroads' Blues Concert at Brookhaven Lab, March 20

• Fulbright Scholar at Brookhaven Lab Studies the Theory of Matter

• Brookhaven Women in Science Offers Scholarship

• Ward Melville High School Wins Science Bowl

• Brookhaven Lab Expects $30 Million to Support Life Sciences

• Eric Forsyth to Show Film at Brookhaven Lab About His Sailing Adventures, March 4

• College Mini-Semester Students Explore Science

• Brookhaven Lab Physicist Wu-Tsung Weng Elected Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.

• Sonny Landreth and "The Gathering of the Slides II," at Brookhaven Lab, Feb. 20

• Science Bowl at Brookhaven Lab, January 31

• RHIC Results Make Headlines at Quark Matter 2004

• RHIC Results Make Headlines at Quark Matter 2004

• Scientists at Brookhaven Contribute to the Development of a Better Electron Accelerator

• Two Rock Bands - Brother Peach and Street Survivors - to Perform at Brookhaven Lab, January 24

• Long Island Weather of 2003 - Two Blizzards and Third Wettest Year on Record at Brookhaven Lab

• New g-2 Measurement Deviates Further From Standard Model

• Brookhaven Scientist Develops a Safer Way to Make One Class of Superconductors

• New g-2 Measurement to be Announced at Brookhaven Lab

• Results From First Clinical Trial Using GVG to Treat Addiction

• Designing a Better Catalyst for

• Imaging Study Reveals Effect of Smoking on Peripheral Organs

• Exciting First Results from Deuteron-Gold Collisions at Brookhaven

• RHIC Resumes Operation With First Deuteron-Gold Collisions

• Physicists Announce Latest Muon g-2 Measurement

• RHIC Begins Colliding High-Energy Polarized Protons

• Update on the g-2 Experiment

• RHIC Resumes Operation With First Full-Energy Collisions

• Proposed Addiction Treatment Blocks Environment-Triggered Craving

• Physicists Announce Possible Violation of Standard Model of Particle Physics

• The g-2 Experiment at Brookhaven Lab

• First Results From Brookhaven Lab's New Collider

• Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) Begins Smashing Atoms

• Brookhaven Lab Awards License to David Pharmaceuticals, Inc. for Potential Addiction Treatment

• Landmark Progress in Understanding Ribosome Structure — Research Done at Brookhaven Lab's Light Source

• Epilepsy Drug Stops Nicotine's Effects in Animals

• Epilepsy Drug Found to Stop Cocaine's Effects in Animals

• Massive Physics Apparatus Arrives at Brookhaven Lab

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