Berkeley Lab “In the News” is our weekly review of Lab researchers, staff, and students who have appeared in the news media this past week. This is but a sampling of our coverage. Please note that some links may expire after time.
A Jan. 3 Co.Existstory on solar panels cited work led by the Lab’s Ben Hoen showing value to homes with installed panels. The work was also noted in Forbes magazine’s list of Top 5 energy stories of 2013.
A Jan. 3 CNN story focused on the benefits of running, citing work by the Lab’s PaulWilliams. A Dec. 25 Reutersstory also looked at Williams’ latest research, covered also by Fox News and RedOrbit.com.
A Jan. 2 HPC Wire story on supercomputing-led discoveries of 2013 noted several Lab-involved projects including some in cosmology, on stroke-causing clots, combustion technologies and climate change.
On Jan. 2 PBS News Hour conducted a live Twitter chat session involving the Lab’s DonLucas, who talked about flame-retardants in furniture.
A Dec. 30 Timemagazine story on plans for exascale supercomputers quoted the Lab’s Horst Simon.
A Dec. 30 KQED-FMstory on California’s climate goals quoted the Lab’s Jeff Greenblatt, citing some of his recent work in the area.
A Dec. 27 Oakland Local story featured the Lab-developed Darfur Stove.
A Dec. 26 San Jose Mercury News story highlighted Lab research on indoor air pollution and quoted Brett Singer and Jennifer Logue, with a video including MelissaLunden. KGO-AM, KCBS-AM radioandKRON-TV Channel 4 also covered their work that week.
A Dec. 26 Wired.comstory featured the Lab’s Carl Haberand his work in audio restoration. The full story appeared on the Longnow.org blog.
A Dec. 20 Wall Street Journal story looked at work led by the Lab’s Bruce Nordman in finding ways for offices to be more energy efficient. (Subscription may be required.)
A Dec. 20 ANI News story highlighted work on a micro-muscle developed by the Lab’s Junqiao Wu. The work was widely covered including by KurzweilAI, TheStreet.com, French Tribune, Austrian Tribune, International Business Times, and many others.