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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Kathy YelickAssociate Laboratory Director for Computing Sciences

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plan for lab of the future Berkeley Lab Changes Science

13 Nobel Prizes• 4200 employees• $820M in funding• Operated by UC• 1000 student• 250 faculty

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Berkeley Lab’s enduring approach: teams and tools for scientific discovery

~30% of SC users

>10K at Berkeley Lab

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Berkeley Lab s strategic initiatives help define a common vision, mission and

culture

DIFFRACTION-LIMITED ALS FOR MATERIALS &

BIOLOGY

ENERGY INNOVATION

SERVICE TECHNOLOGIESFOR SCIENCE

DIVERSITY & INCLUSION

EXTREME SCIENCE DATA INITIATIVEMICROBES TO BIOMES

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Real world impact from the lab-wide science initiatives

MICROBES TO BIOMES

DIFFRACTION-LIMITED ALS FOR

MATERIALS & BIOLOGY

EXTREME SCIENCE DATA INITIATIVE

ENERGY INNOVATION

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LBNL Organization

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“The purpose of the LDRD program is to encourage innovation, creativity, originality, and quality to keep the Laboratory’s research activities and staff at the forefront of science and technology.”

$20+M at Berkeley Lab; two proposal types: • Institutional strategic initiatives (20-30% of total)• Area/Division strategic initiatives

Laboratory Directed Research and Development (LDRD)

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plan for lab of the future Extreme Data for Science at Berkeley Lab

Leverage Berkeley Lab talent in math, computer science, interdisciplinary team science, networking, software engineering and our new infrastructure to enable new modes of inquiry and discovery from scientific data sets

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Extreme Data Scientific Facility (XDSF) Concept

Extreme Data Science Facility (XDSF)

MS-DESI

ALS

LHC

JGIAPS

LCLS

Other data-

producing sources

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Energy innovation: Berkeley Lab’s history of success

• Efficiency standards (CA vs. US) and policy assistance

• Buildings, lighting technology• Foundational work in lithium ion

batteries

Technologies and Policies

Technologies and Policies

StartupsStartups• 30 Berkeley Lab spinoffs contribute

$695M to Bay Area and $2.8B nationally each year