Lina Galtieri Lina Galtieri, with the Lab's Physics Division, was there alongside Luis Alvarez when several new particles were discovered during bubble chamber experiments. She and other members of the Alvarez group accompanied him to Stockholm for the Nobel ceremony in 1968. In addition to finding particles, she has also contributed to their demise, debunking the "split A2" experiment … [Read more...]
Science Valentines From Berkeley Lab
The Lab celebrated Valentines Day with a series of special cards that convey our love of science and highlight our history and research. … [Read more...]
Three Questions for Kelly Johnson
As part of Black History Month, Elements is featuring members of the Lab’s African American Employee Resource Group (AAERG). One of those members is Kelly Johnson, Talent Outreach & Sourcing Specialist in Human Resources. She has been at the Lab since March 2019. Why do you think it’s important to recognize Black History Month? It is important to reflect on the heroes, triumphs, and … [Read more...]
Three Questions for Kristen McIntosh
As part of Black History Month, Elements is featuring members of the Lab’s African American Employee Resource Group (AAERG). One of those members is Kristen McIntosh (aka KMc, pronounced Kay-mac), a User Program Administrator at the Molecular Foundry. She has been at the Lab for almost 10 years this December. Why do you think it’s important to recognize Black History Month? It's important … [Read more...]
Stay Alert for Wild Animals at the Lab at All Hours
Dear colleagues, Two deer have been found dead in the past two weeks near the Molecular Foundry. The Lab's Site Security team is working with experts to identify the predator that is attacking the deer. Please take action by using caution and be aware of your surroundings at all times, particularly in the evening and early morning hours, when predators are most likely out looking for a meal. The … [Read more...]