When responding to an emergency at Berkeley Lab, the way you place a call to 911 can make a critical difference. Dialing 911 from your desk phone provides a rapid, dual-agency response from the police and our on-site Security Emergency Services (SES) team. Because desk phones are tied to a specific … [Read more...] about Why Desk Phones Matter for Emergency Calls at Berkeley Lab
Engineering Division Launches New BLDS-Powered Website to Showcase Innovation and Impact
When Allison Barker started her new position as Communications Specialist for the Engineering Division, one of her first projects was updating the decade-old Engineering website. The site had become outdated and difficult to use, as it was not optimized for mobile or tablet viewing, making it harder … [Read more...] about Engineering Division Launches New BLDS-Powered Website to Showcase Innovation and Impact
UC Womxn Rock IT 2026 recognized NERSC advisor, Katherine Klymko
Katherine Klymko has been recognized as part of the UC Womxn Rock IT 2026 campaign, an annual initiative led by the UC Womxn in Technology (WIT) Committee to celebrate the outstanding contributions of women advancing innovation, leadership, and inclusive excellence across the UC … [Read more...] about UC Womxn Rock IT 2026 recognized NERSC advisor, Katherine Klymko
BLAM is BACK – starting April 6th
BLAM! (Berkeley Lab AI Mastery) courses are back starting April 6th with new ways to use AI for productivity, research, and science. Each week will feature assigned challenges, webinars, reading materials, and videos to help people at various skill levels learn more about using modern AI tools in … [Read more...] about BLAM is BACK – starting April 6th
Anthropic/Claude Usage Update
Click here for the most up to date information about the use of Anthropic / Claude models at LBNL in light of recent federal direction. … [Read more...] about Anthropic/Claude Usage Update
Google Studio Starter Flow for Emails Records
While many people were excited to learn about Google Workspace Studio Flows in the January Jumpstart series last month, some weren’t sure how to incorporate it into their daily work. Fortunately, we have a great Studio Flow that anyone at Berkeley Lab can try to build their Google Studio … [Read more...] about Google Studio Starter Flow for Emails Records
IT Trainings from D-Lab, March 2026
Science IT @ LBL has partnered with D-Lab to offer free, engaging workshops on the latest IT applications. Upcoming workshops include Python, R Programming, and Tidyverse. Check out the upcoming trainings. … [Read more...] about IT Trainings from D-Lab, March 2026
Passkeys Pilot still open with updates!
We have exciting updates to the Passkey Pilot program, including a streamlined setup to help you create a portable passkey on a mobile device or security key and the ability to add additional devices for backup. Sign up here! … [Read more...] about Passkeys Pilot still open with updates!
ScienceIT’s work highlighted in NVIDIA post on ALS’s Accelerator Assistant
ScienceIT’s work was referenced in NVIDIA’s post on the ALS deployment of the Accelerator Assistant, a large language model (LLM)-driven system to keep X-ray research on track. The article references not only CBorg, but Ollama, an LLM service that has been integrated into the Lawrencium … [Read more...] about ScienceIT’s work highlighted in NVIDIA post on ALS’s Accelerator Assistant
2026 UC Women Rock IT Nomination Close Feb. 20th
The University of California Women in Technology Committee (UC WIT) is a self-chartered, independent organization that promotes a supportive, inclusive environment to advance the professional goals of women in technology. UC WIT's annual “UC Women Rock IT” article highlights the contributions of … [Read more...] about 2026 UC Women Rock IT Nomination Close Feb. 20th
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