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Study Evaluates Phosphorus Availability Underground using Plant Leaves as Biosensors

Switchgrass and a blue sky.

BioEPIC Science: m-CAFEs

Photo of Brachypodium dystachion in EcoPOD lysimeter.

BioEPIC Science: Belowground Biogeochemistry

Photo of Berkeley Lab scientists conducting fieldwork at Hopland research center

BioEPIC Science: ENIGMA

Photo of Erin Kelly and Andrew Putt, University of Tennessee Knoxville graduate students, process sediment samples from CPT drilling.

BioEPIC Science: Watersheds

Photo of Workforce Development & Education Intern and Mentor Summer 2019, July 16, 2019. Shannon Brown - Intern, Michelle Newcomer - Mentor.

Biological and Environmental Program Integration Center

The BioEPIC building rendering.

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.

Deep Forest Soils Lose Carbon as Temperatures Climb

Three research scientists take soil samples at Blodgett Forest.
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