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Berkeley Lab researchers peeling back the veil on a critical but short-lived molecule.

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Researchers at Energy Biosciences Institute develop process for drop-in aviation biofuel

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Ke Xu and Juan-Pablo Castillo have been have been selected as 2015 Pew scholars, a program for investigators of outstanding promise in science relevant to the advancement of human health.

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New method for making aviation fuel could cut greenhouse gas emissions.

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From steam to ice, water continues to mystify. Illustration by Jackie Ferrentino.

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Professor Emeritus and former Berkeley Lab Director Chuck Shank has been named by President Obama as one of two recipients of the Enrico Fermi Award.

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Here’s how lax U.S. regulation risks consumer health.

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A study published in Environmental Health Perspectives outlines a new method for assessing how synthetic chemicals and pollutants may contribute to breast cancer risk.

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Study finds gender stereotyping in which men are more strongly associated with science than women has been found in some unlikely countries.

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At LBNL's Molecular Foundry, two robotic chemical-synthesizing machines have joined the search for new antimicrobial compounds.

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