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Ice Sheet Simulations at NERSC Shed Light on Sea Level Rise Projections

October 19th, 2018

The BISICLES (Berkeley Ice Sheet Initiative for CLimate ExtremeS) program is an important tool for research into how the loss of Antarctic ice shelves could contribute to sea level rise. The simulations shown here, created at NERSC by Lab scientist Dan Martin, demonstrate the millennial-scale vulnerability of the ice sheet due solely to the loss of its ice shelves. More>

Ukulele Lessons Begin Oct. 23

October 19th, 2018

The Lab’s Ukulele Club is starting a new instruction series and location. Aimed especially at beginners and non-musicians, this course will introduce the “uke” and the basics of how to read, play, write, and sing along to songs, with some musical theory thrown in along the way. Some loaner ukuleles available (no instrument required to start). Lessons will take place on Tuesdays, starting on Oct. 23, at noon in Building 76-235.

Molecular Foundry Webcam Provides Bay View Even if You Don’t Have One

October 19th, 2018

Not everyone at the Lab is fortunate enough to have a view, let alone windows. Not to worry … those who want to catch a glimpse of the beautiful vistas offered by the Lab’s hillside location can check out the Molecular Foundry’s webcam. Speaking of views, the Lab’s Robert Saye took this stunning photo, which blends two shots, one taken at noon and the other at 7 p.m.

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