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The 24 pages that link to Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, each with the reason it gives.

• Superheavy elementRelated: Its teams helped discover several transactinide elements and shaped early claims of discovery.

• Transfermium WarsRelated: Its teams claimed discoveries that competed with claims from Dubna and Darmstadt.

• Ernest LawrenceRelated: Lawrence founded the laboratory where cyclotron research became an enduring, collaborative enterprise.

• UnbiniliumRelated: Its accelerator program has investigated possible synthesis routes to element 120.

• Edwin McMillanRelated: McMillan conducted his element-discovery research at the laboratory then known as the Radiation Laboratory.

• Albert GhiorsoRelated: Ghiorso conducted much of his element-discovery work at this laboratory.

• TechnetiumRelated: Its cyclotron produced the irradiated molybdenum in which technetium was first identified.

• LawrenciumRelated: Berkeley researchers reported lawrencium's first production in 1961.

• SeaborgiumRelated: Berkeley researchers reported producing element 106 in 1974.

• Saul PerlmutterRelated: Perlmutter led the Supernova Cosmology Project there.

• Supernova Cosmology ProjectRelated: The project was based there and Perlmutter led it from the laboratory.

• Luis Walter AlvarezRelated: Alvarez spent much of his career there, building teams and experimental facilities.

• RutherfordiumRelated: The Berkeley team independently reported element 104 in 1969 and proposed its own name.

• Steven ChuRelated: Chu served as its director before becoming energy secretary.

• Superheavy element researchRelated: Berkeley experiments produced several early transuranium elements and contributed to later discoveries.

• University of CaliforniaRelated: The laboratory demonstrates the system’s role in federally funded scientific research.

• DubniumRelated: Its researchers reported independent evidence for element 105 in 1970.

• FermiumRelated: Its teams developed methods to produce and identify fermium isotopes in the laboratory.

• George SmootRelated: Smoot conducted the research there that led to his COBE work and long career in cosmology.

• MendeleviumRelated: Its cyclotron and facilities supported mendelevium’s 1955 synthesis.

• NobeliumRelated: Berkeley teams made early claims about element 102 that were not confirmed.

• Period 7 elementRelated: Berkeley researchers discovered or co-discovered several actinides in period 7.

• Advanced accelerator test facilitiesRelated: Its BELLA Center advances laser-plasma accelerator research.