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The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory announced it will play a prominent role in the Net Zero World Action Center in a press release Thursday.
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The U.S. Department of Energy, or DOE, recruited researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory to study the implementation of renewable energy in Puerto Rico.
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On its first day of January meetings, the UC Board of Regents heard public comment, approved items regarding UCSF, reviewed the performances and ratings of the three UC national laboratories and approved a proposal to fund the Southern California pilot program.
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Scientists at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of Massachusetts Amherst created the first aqueous robots that can run continuously without electricity.
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory scientists will lead two of 10 projects that jointly received $54 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy to improve energy efficiency in microelectronics.
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Researchers at Berkeley Lab, have developed a new technique for improving the conversion of Carbon Dioxide into liquid fuels.
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The Berkeley Lab was awarded more than $13 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to fund ongoing research on solid state batteries and connected vehicles., with the aim to make it easier to switch to electric vehicles.
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Senator Ben Ray Luján recently introduced H.R.5966, the Restore and Modernize Our National Labs Act, in the U.S. Senate to improve infrastructure and modernize national laboratories, including the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
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The National Nuclear Security Administration awarded a $25 million grant to the UC Berkeley-led Nuclear Science and Security Consortium to advance the next generation of nuclear science and security for the next five years.
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Four members of the greater UC Berkeley community are likely to serve leadership positions within the incoming Biden Administration, as of press time.
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