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Barber, Brouwer Receive Early Career Research Awards
Recruiting Military Veterans to Berkeley Lab
ATAP Offers Exciting Opportunities for Students
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Advances in Quantum Emitters Mark Progress Toward a Quantum Internet
Bringing the Quantum Internet One Step Closer
Berkeley Lab to Lead Soil Carbon Management Project
Berkeley Lab and NASA to Develop Next-Generation Planetary Probes
Barber, Brouwer Receive Early Career Research Awards
Recruiting Military Veterans to Berkeley Lab
ATAP Offers Exciting Opportunities for Students
Back issues of ATAP News
Vision and Mission
• Explore the frontiers of accelerator and photon-source science.
• Provide powerful new tools to serve the nation’s needs.
• Develop the national scientific workforce and educate the next generation – students and postdoctoral researchers.
To learn more, watch "Excellence in Accelerators" and read the companion article
• Provide powerful new tools to serve the nation’s needs.
• Develop the national scientific workforce and educate the next generation – students and postdoctoral researchers.
To learn more, watch "Excellence in Accelerators" and read the companion article
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