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Agustin Avila Sakar, Cryo-EM Trailblazer

Scientist loading a sample into the cryo-EM equipment

Berkeley Lab Team Hunts for Carbon in Soil Without Getting Their Hands Dirty

A scientific graphic of a soil imaging scanner.

New Research Demonstrates Method for Rapidly Characterizing Watershed Organization and Function Using Zone-based Approach

The East River Catchment, Crested Butte at sunset.

Pete Andeer, Robot Wrangler

A scientist holding a fabricated ecosystem in a lab with colorful lights.

Ecosense Technology Wins Bayer Competition

Sensing technology sitting on a crop field.

Basics 2 Breakthroughs: Observing the microbial genome

A collage graphic displaying a person in front of a simple DNA shape.

Deep Forest Soils Lose Carbon as Temperatures Climb

Three research scientists take soil samples at Blodgett Forest.

Depending Upon Soil Depth, Warming Affects Microbes Differently

An experimental set up in a forested area. A researcher pulls an item toward a cabin.

Meet EcoPOD: Berkeley Lab’s High-Tech Growing Chamber

A masked scientist handling a sample in the EcoPod

The Incredible Bacterial ‘Homing Missiles’ That Scientists Want to Harness

An artistic rendering of tailocins attached to a target bacteria.

Cataloging Nature’s Hidden Arsenal: Viruses that Infect Bacteria

A false-color transmission electron micrograph of multiple bacteriophages attached to a bacterial cell wall.

How Does Climate Change Affect Mountainous Watersheds That Give Us Our Water?

A group of researchers at a snowy flux tower site.
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