Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), a federally funded R&D center in Berkeley, California, conducts multidisciplinary research in fields like computation, biology, chemistry, and astrophysics. LBNL develops energy technologies to address climate challenges in buildings, transportation, and industrial sectors. Its research spans advanced materials, life sciences, energy efficiency, detectors, and accelerators.
Founded 1931
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Advanced Light Source (ALS)
The ALS is a synchrotron light source that generates intense X-rays for scientific research. It enables studies in materials science, biology, chemistry, and physics.
Research Areas
Energy Storage and ConversionElectrical Grid TechnologiesAdvanced Materials for Energy InfrastructureScience of ManufacturingWater-Energy NexusEnergy Markets, Policy, and InfrastructureEnergy and Environmental Systems AnalysisAppliance and Equipment Energy Efficiency StandardsBetter Batteries for Electric VehiclesGrid-Interactive Efficient BuildingsRenewable Technologies (Wind and Solar)Economy-Wide DecarbonizationClimate Resilience SolutionsBiosciencesComputing SciencesNuclear SciencePhysics
R&D 100 Awards
Total Awards: 115
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