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GRETA Comes Online for a New Era of Nuclear Science

Close-up of GRETA’s two separated halves, showing germanium detector modules arranged around a central opening and surrounded by dense bundles of multicolored wiring and tubing.

On the Nature of Low-Energy Electromagnetic Radiation in Atomic Nuclei

The SuN++ total absorption spectrometer at the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB), used to determine the magnetic nature of the low-energy enhancement in atomic nuclei.

Breakthrough in Alpha Theranostics: First Images of Ac-225 in a Clinical PET Scanner

Side-by-side comparison of TOF-CGI image in a SIEMENS Vision scanner vs a SPECT image in a GE Hawkeye 4. The TOF-CGI images show much lower noise, which is reflected in superior SNR with respect to SPECT.

Announcing Paul Fallon as Interim Nuclear Science Division Director

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Nuclear Physicists Discover New Rule for Peppy Partner Picking

This schematic of the reaction shows an electron (purple) scattering from a nucleus by emitting a (purple) virtual photon, which knocks out a proton (blue).

Reiner Kruecken Named Berkeley Lab’s Associate Laboratory Director for Physical Sciences

Celebrating A-LIFT’s Outstanding Pre-College Volunteer: Hannah Parrilla

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Peter Jacobs' Multiple Awards Support Yearlong Research Leave

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Tracing a New Astrophysical Pathway for Making the Heavy Elements

a graphical representation of the i-process

Communicating Work-Life Boundaries

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Energy-energy Correlators to Probe Particle Hadronization at Colliders

a graphical representation of transverse momentum for Di-hadron fragmentation

Fast Machine Learning-Enabled Uncertainty Quantification for Radiological Mapping

the image shows the radiological mapping and image reconstruction process. A detector system carried by an unmanned aerial vehicle scans the field to measure the counts due to environmental background and potential radioactive sources. The data collected during the mapping is processed on an edge computer. The major results output from the computer is a map showing the estimated radioactivity intensity.

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