-
Berkeley Lab Enhances Outdoor WiFi for Seamless Connectivity
Since 2020, the Berkeley Lab campus has experienced significant changes in how work is conducted. With the rise of remote work, Zoom meetings, and a growing preference for outdoor workspaces, the Lab’s IT Infrastructure team has prioritized creating reliable outdoor WiFi coverage to support these evolving needs. Read more »
-
New episode of “Cyber Supplements” on MFA Phishing
The next episode of the “Cyber Supplements” podcast focuses on a modern MFA phishing attack. Hosts Jay Krous and Gabe McGinnes review this latest phishing tactic including phishing emails using QR codes and SMS. This recurring cyber security podcast deep dives into emergent and persistent cyber security challenges facing the Berkeley Lab. Read more »
-
IT AV Services Updates, December 2024
Hear about the latest updates from IT’s AV Services including the new AV recording studio, Zoom updates around AI and third-party note-taking apps. Read more »
-
Science IT and JGI Partner to create Dori
Over the past 3 years, the Berkeley Lab’s Science IT and the Joint Genome Institute (JGI) have built a transformative partnership, driving customized IT solutions forward with the new Dori computer cluster. This partnership represents a step forward in building accessible, tailored resources to meet complex scientific needs at Berkeley Lab. Read more »
-
Google Updates for November 2024
Learn about new and upcoming changes to Google Workspace apps, including tabs and cover images in Google docs, rating options in Google Forms, and improved contextual smart replies in Gmail. Read more »
-
Intern uses ML to solve photo archive issue
Berkeley Lab intern, Samantha Alonso tackled a challenging project at the Lab—archiving a massive collection of historical photos by using machine learning (ML) in a new way. She presented the findings in poster form at the SACNAS NDiSTEM conference last month to great excitement. This is an example of the type of opportunities interns have… Read more »
-
IT Training for December 2024
ScienceIT at Berkeley Lab has partnered with D-Lab to offer our workshops to you. Following is a list of upcoming workshops on Python, R Programming, and SQL databases. To register for the workshops listed below, click on the link below to read the description, and then click the link to register via the partner portal for… Read more »
-
New series–Everyday AI
With AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini becoming more popular at Berkeley Lab, we’ve launched a new series called Everyday AI. This series will highlight how different members of the Berkeley Lab community are using AI to improve their work. Read more »
-
IT Training, November 2024
ScienceIT at Berkeley Lab has partnered with D-Lab to offer our workshops to you. Following is a list of upcoming workshops on Python, R Programming, and Qualitrics. To register for the workshops listed below, click on the link below to read the description, and then click the link to register via the partner portal for your… Read more »
-
Google Workspace Updates, October 2024
Learn about new and upcoming changes to Google Workspace apps, including tabs and cover images in Google docs as well as rating options in Google Forms. Berkeley Lab staff can generally expect to see pending features become available in the weeks ahead. Jump to the summary to view the current status of features by announcement… Read more »
-
Pop up Scams
Berkeley Lab Cyber Security has received ongoing reports on fake pop-up windows in browsers.Learn how to spot the scams and protect yourself from these attacks. Read more »
-
Science IT paper Wins Award at AI/ML Systems Conference
Berkeley Lab’s Science IT team won the Best Industry Track Paper award at the 4th International Conference on AI/ML Systems, which took place on October 8-11, 2024 in Baton Rouge, LA. The paper, titled Aggregated Knowledge Model: Enhancing Domain-Specific QA with Fine-Tuned and Retrieval-Augmented Generation Models, was inspired by the work of Science IT consultant… Read more »
-
Evolving Phishing Tactics
Phishing continues to target the Berkeley Lab community, through fake emails and text messages. These attacks can be difficult to recognize because they often impersonate colleagues. It’s critical for Lab colleagues to understand the latest phishing tactics to protect Berkeley Lab. Read more »
Keep in Touch
Continue visiting our website to view the latest in IT news and updates impacting Berkeley Lab staff and affiliates.
Contact IT Communications at itcomms@lbl.gov for questions and feedback regarding IT news, the IT website, or monthly newsletter.
in the bottom right or navigate to