The Berkeley Lab Photo Archive provides public access to important scientific history and visual assets at photos.lbl.gov. Previously, in order to download photos, users were required to create a new account through the Archive, separate from the Berkeley Lab Identity. This process was … [Read more...] about Updated Process for the Lab’s Online Image Archive
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Sustainable Technology Tips
Berkeley Lab celebrates Earth Month throughout April and annually on Earth Day, April 22. IT is committed to building a sustainable future. In support of green initiatives, check out these quick eco-friendly technology tips to save energy and work more efficiently: Configure computer settings to … [Read more...] about Sustainable Technology Tips
Critical Windows Updates Must Be Installed
Berkeley Lab IT has released Microsoft’s latest updates for Windows, which contain patches for critical security vulnerabilities. One of these, CVE-2022-26809, has been identified by the Cyber Security group as a mandatory update. As such, all Windows systems at the Lab MUST be updated and may … [Read more...] about Critical Windows Updates Must Be Installed
Cloud Computing Webinar, April 27, 11am-Noon
Join a Science IT webinar on Wednesday April 27th, 11:00am to 12:00pm to learn about the Lab’s Cloud Computing program and how cloud computing can benefit scientific research workflows. Jeff D'Ambrogia, Scientific IT Consultant, will share how to access the cloud program, what services are … [Read more...] about Cloud Computing Webinar, April 27, 11am-Noon
Soft Phone Capability Increases Flexibility
A new soft phone offering is coming to Berkeley Lab – the IT Division's Telephone Services Center is rolling out a program to modernize its services at the Lab and increase flexibility by offering soft phone technology. Chris Rosenstock, Computer Systems Engineer, and part of the TSC team launching … [Read more...] about Soft Phone Capability Increases Flexibility
Changes to the Lab’s Online Image Archive
A Very Brief History of Image Storage at the Lab Berkeley Lab is home to an invaluable visual history of science with over 800 thousand online images (photos.lbl.gov) and over 1 million additional images in a variety of film formats. Knowing where and how to even begin the process of … [Read more...] about Changes to the Lab’s Online Image Archive
Lawrencium 101 Training March 10
Lawrencium 101 HPC Training Scientific High Performance Computing group provides HPC services to the LBNL community. To help users effectively use the Lawrencium Supercluster, we will give an overview of the Lawrencium supercluster with the following objectives: * Overview of Lawrencium … [Read more...] about Lawrencium 101 Training March 10
IT Staff Spotlight: Tammy Campbell
“Pay it Forward'' is the motto and backbone of the IT Support Services group led by Tammy Campbell. Many of the front line support staff started out as interns and stayed to become career staff members, including IT Workstation and Help Desk support who engage directly with Lab staff to resolve … [Read more...] about IT Staff Spotlight: Tammy Campbell
Expanded Verizon Coverage for Berkeley Lab Hill
The IT Division is happy to announce that the multi-year cellular coverage expansion project with Verizon has been completed. Verizon users will now experience greatly improved cellular service in many of the Lab's buildings as well as the majority of the outdoor areas of the Hill site. To … [Read more...] about Expanded Verizon Coverage for Berkeley Lab Hill
Autofocus for X-ray Crystallography: How AutoML Targets Samples at the ALS
Authors: Fengchen Liu, Jordan Jung, Shawfeng Dong, Tin Ho Published on February 10, 2022. Automated Machine Learning (AutoML) frameworks aim to automate tasks so non-experts can take advantage of machine learning on a large scale. There are a vast amount of these frameworks on the … [Read more...] about Autofocus for X-ray Crystallography: How AutoML Targets Samples at the ALS
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