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Secretary Wright took an opportunity to share his love of science that started in childhood with the Lab community in an all-hands meeting during his visit to the Lab on Thursday, May 29. This passion to understand the working of the stars led him to a career in energy, working not only in oil and gas but nuclear, solar, and geothermal.
He completed an undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering at MIT and graduate work in Electrical Engineering at UC Berkeley and MIT.
The Lab’s IT Division manages the studio, which is built to handle both in-studio and Zoom guests. The studio has professional equipment and is all set up, so you can book your recording time and come to the studio ready to record. At the end of the session, the IT team will send you audio and video files that can be edited into a final product.
This video interview, direct from Building 50B, explains how several Lab colleagues are already using the new recording studio.
Learn more about the recording studio and how to make a reservation.
The Lab community was invited to a virtual Lunch & Learn to learn about construction progress on the Collaboration Commons. Updates included summer and fall construction plans, parking and transportation impacts, conferencing space reservations, and a sneak peek at the interior renderings of the facility. Once complete, Collaboration Commons will serve as a new central hub for our Lab community.
IPO Announces Berkeley Lab Inventors and Developers of the Year for FY2024
At the Innovation Celebration on Jan. 22, Deputy Lab Director for Research Carol Burns and the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) announced Berkeley Lab's FY24 Inventors and Developers of the Year in each of the Lab's six research areas. These prolific innovators are creating new technologies and working with IPO to bring these science solutions to the world.
The event also included a panel on ”Paths to Tech Transfer” featuring ETA’s Ken Higa and Mike Tucker, IPO’s Lucian Sweitzer, ESA’s Ting Xu, and Alex Fang from OneValley, an innovation and entrepreneurship services organization. The panelists discussed the different paths to technology transfer, including licensing technologies to external parties, collaborating with industry partners, and startups founded by Berkeley Lab researchers and employees.