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Public lecture presented by Julie Hlavacek-Larrondo

Public lecture presented by Johanna Nelson Weker

stillframe public lecture x-rays reveal secret life of batteries

Public lecture presented by Shoucheng Zhang

Johanna Nelson uses powerful X-ray imaging to study lithium-sulfur batteries, a promising technology that could some day power electric vehicles.

Scientists Probe Lithium-Sulfur Batteries in Real Time

Public lecture presented by Hasan DeMirci

stillframe from public lecture video about mutant ribosomes and antibiotics

Stanford graduate student Zhi Wei Seh shows how he prepares prototype batteries in SLAC's energy storage laboratory.

A close-up of the XL5 klystron. Manufactured by CPI, it was brought to SLAC for testing at a unique facility that can power the tube with 400,000-volt pulses. Building its own test facility would have cost the company at least...

Poster Image for Mutant Ribosomes and the Action of Antibiotics

A view of a chamber inside the LAMP instrument during its installation at SLAC’s Linac Coherent Light Source X-ray laser.

Electrons accelerated by SLAC’s linear accelerator ender the LCLS undulator hall and run a gauntlet of 32 powerful undulators. Each undulator contains 224 magnets whose alternating poles force the electrons to zigzag violently and radiate X-rays. By the time they...

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Here Be Monsters: Tales of the Hot Universe

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X-rays reveal secret life of batteries

X-rays Reveal Secret Life of Batteries (recording)

Electron Superhighway: a Quantum Leap for Computing

Scientists Probe Lithium-Sulfur Batteries in Real Time

Mutant Ribosomes and the Action of Antibiotics

Inside SLAC’s Battery Lab

A closeup of the XL5 klystron

Mutant Ribosomes and the Action of Antibiotics

LAMP instrument

The Undulator Hall at SLAC’s Linac Coherent Light Source X-ray laser