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he Advanced Light Source at DOE's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
in Berkeley, California, produces light a billion times brighter than the sun.
It was completed in 1993 in the building originally built for E.O. Lawrence's
184-inch cyclotron. Today, more than 1,200 scientists come from all over the world to use the beams of the ALS for biomedical research and other experiments.
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