Advanced Light Source

@als.lbl.gov

Berkeley Lab's Advanced Light Source (ALS) produces brilliant beams of soft x rays for scientific research. https://als.lbl.gov/

Workshops and tutorials are under way at the 2025 #ALSUserMtg! Experts are sharing their experience, attendees are getting some hands-on practice, and everyone is getting a chance to chat. It's always great to see the ideas brewing.

Bild

Researchers uncovered the precise mechanism of hydrogen spillover onto a catalytic surface by watching it happen under various conditions. The work lays the foundation for more efficient catalysts and next-generation hydrogen energy technologies. @berkeleylab.lbl.gov als.lbl.gov/catching-hyd...

Catching “Hydrogen Spillover” onto a Catalytic Surface

Researchers uncovered the precise mechanism of hydrogen spillover (H2 splitting and migration) onto a catalytic surface by watching it happen under various conditions. The research lays the foundation...

als.lbl.gov

Big milestone at the Berkeley Center for Structural Biology @ ALS—10,000 protein structures solved and deposited by our users in the PDB! 🧬 Thanks to the #MBIB @biosci.lbl.gov team & 4.2.2 scientists who support our amazing users. From drug discovery to protein design, here’s to the next 10,000! ✨

📡 Scientist spotlight: Sophie Morley champions team science at @berkeleylab.lbl.gov! As beamline scientist at 7.0.1.1 she's not just conducting impactful studies, she's bridging quantum researchers & engineers through active listening. Full interview in Physics World: ttps://tinyurl.com/bdhznv5p

Ask me anything: Sophie Morley – 'Active listening is the key to establishing productive research collaborations with our scientific end-users' – Physics World

As a staff scientist at the Advanced Light Source in the US, Sophie Morley helps visiting researchers to probe the fundamental properties of quantum materials

physicsworld.com