Tag: "lawrence berkeley national lab"

The Sloan Telescope used to conduct BOSS

Science Event Pick: BOSS of the Night Sky

KTVU Channel 2 health and science editor John Fowler will moderate a panel of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory scientists who use phenomena such as exploding stars and gravitational lenses to explore the dark cosmos.

 
Kishore Hari

Post on Oct 22, 2009 by

Reporter's Notes: Goodbye to the Bevatron

Reporter's Notes: Goodbye to the Bevatron

Much as I tried to get Stewart Loken to wax poetic about the demise of the Bevatron, the truth is that he – and, I'll bet, a lot of scientists – just don't think that way.

 
Amy Standen

Post on Apr 17, 2009 by

Producer's Notes: World's Most Powerful Microscope

Producer's Notes: World's Most Powerful Microscope

Today QUEST takes you behind the scenes to see the most powerful microscope in the world, which happens to be in our very own backyard in Berkeley.

 
Gabriela Quirós

Post on Mar 30, 2009 by

The Large Hadron Collider: The Who, What and Where of the Why Machine

The Large Hadron Collider: The Who, What and Where of the Why Machine

Here's an overview of some good articles and web content about the Large Hadron Collider, to get you up to speed on particle physics.

 
Jennifer Skene

Post on Sep 12, 2008 by

H-R: Not just for “Human Resources” Anymore

H-R: Not just for “Human Resources” Anymore

H-R diagram of 47 Tucanae I started off my last post talking about the well-known properties of globular clusters, but I chose not to dive into the details of the stars inside the clusters. The stars really deserve an article all to themselves. Now is the time for that article. Basically all of the stars [...]

 
Kyle S. Dawson

Post on Mar 10, 2008 by