ALD for Biosciences Mary Maxon’s focused on how S&T fellows can help policy makers make better decisions for state legislatures.
Maxon Gives AAAS Talk on STEM Policy and State Governments
Save 25¢ When You Sip
Bring your own mug or cup and save 25 cents on your beverage of choice at the Peet’s stand in the cafeteria. That’s one small way to contribute to sustainability at the Lab. https://sbl.lbl.gov/wasteguide/?Paper-Cups
Doudna Gives Feb. 21 Keynote Address for Institute of International Studies
Jennifer Doudna will discuss “Editing the Code of Life: The Future of Genome Editing” on Thursday, Feb. 21, at 5 p.m. in the campus’s International House.
Lab Nuclear Scientist Daniel Kasen Shares Rossi Prize
The American Astronomical Society has awarded the 2019 Rossi Prize to Brian Metzger of Columbia University and Daniel Kasen of the Lab’s Nuclear Science Division.
New Molecular Blueprint Advances Our Understanding of Photosynthesis
One of the most advanced microscopes in the world was used to reveal the structure of a large protein complex crucial to photosynthesis. https://newscenter.lbl.gov/2019/02/14/new-protein-blueprint-advances-understanding-of-photosynthesis/
Palladium and Zirconium Convert Greenhouse Gases into Fuel
At the ALS, researchers found that palladium/zirconium catalysts can reduce greenhouse gases by converting them into useful fuel.
Lab Cohosts Conference on Growing the Circular Bioeconomy
As the keynote speaker, Biosciences ALD Mary Maxon noted that expansion of the U.S. bioeconomy could produce jobs and reduce carbon emissions.
Spring is Springing at the Lab
It’s only February, but spring blooms are dotting the Lab’s landscape. These dandy daffodils have sprouted along the pathway between Bldg. 50 and the cafeteria.
Free Tickets for Feb. 23 Classical Concert
Attend a free concert by pianist Joaquin Achucarro on Saturday, Feb. 23, at 7:30 p.m. at Holy Names University in Oakland.
Research at ALS Could Aid Breakthrough in Next-Gen Computing
Researchers used the ALS to help demonstrate the tunability of the magnetic characteristics of a two-dimensional layered material at room temperature.