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
ScienceIT Offers CBorg AI Office Hours
ScienceIT has started weekly office hours every Wednesday at 11AM for CBorg, Berkeley Lab's AI portal and service platform that provides access to multiple AI tools and models for researchers and staff. It was developed by the IT Division's ScienceIT Department to support scientists at the Lab with … [Read more...] about ScienceIT Offers CBorg AI Office Hours
January Jumpstart recordings available and we want to hear from you!
Thanks, everyone who attended our first January Jumpstart! We hope you learned a lot and are using some of the productivity tips and tools we discussed in the week-long series. A few updates: If you want more information about Google Workspace, we have the following offerings: Google … [Read more...] about January Jumpstart recordings available and we want to hear from you!
IT Holiday Infographic: An AI Experiment in Text Drift
We in the IT Division set out to create an end-of-year infographic showcasing key IT metrics, such as the number of support tickets resolved and network attacks blocked by cyber security systems. We saw the project not only as a way to highlight the IT Division’s accomplishments, but also as … [Read more...] about IT Holiday Infographic: An AI Experiment in Text Drift
Introducing NinjaOne: A Modern Approach to IT Device Management
To improve efficiency and security across the Lab’s computing environment, Berkeley Lab is implementing NinjaOne, a modern, flexible platform that streamlines how computers and devices are managed.NinjaOne will replace BigFix and Jamf, consolidating multiple operations into a single system for … [Read more...] about Introducing NinjaOne: A Modern Approach to IT Device Management
Save the Date: Town Hall on AI and the Genesis Mission Feb. 12
Join a lab-wide town hall on Thursday, Feb. 12 at 10 a.m. to noon, to hear the latest on the Lab's AI for science strategy, the Genesis Mission, and ways you can engage. This will be the beginning of a series of collaboration events on AI at the Lab. Join the kickoff Town Hall via Zoom or in-person … [Read more...] about Save the Date: Town Hall on AI and the Genesis Mission Feb. 12
Questions about the Berkeley Lab Design System? Get BLDS answers!
Join IT for Berkeley Lab Design System (BLDS) Office Hours starting on January 23 at 11 a.m. The session will cover new features and community-driven topics. All Lab staff who currently use BLDS for their research sites, as well as those interested in learning more, are encouraged to attend. … [Read more...] about Questions about the Berkeley Lab Design System? Get BLDS answers!
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