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Our world-leading expertise spans 24 of the 25 DOE core capabilities that comprise the science and technology foundation of its national laboratories.

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ALS-U is an ongoing upgrade of the ALS at Berkeley Lab that will expand state-of-the-art X-ray capabilities for solving scientific challenges.

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Scientists who will work in BioEPIC seek to revolutionize understanding of how microbes interact with soils and plants to influence the environment.

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ESnet6, the next-generation network, will help research communities navigate an ever increasing “data deluge” by giving them more bandwidth, greater flexibility, and faster data transfer capabilities.

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The NERSC-10 project will deliver a next-generation supercomputer to address an evolving landscape in scientific research at the intersection of simulations and modeling, artificial intelligence, and experimental and observational data.

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LAMP is the largest underground system modernization project in our history and ensures our critical science mission work can continue safely and uninterrupted.

Our talented, creative researchers and operations professionals are the foundation of our team science mission.

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