A new X-ray method shows how frog embryos could help thwart genetic diseases.
Researchers discover a new interface behavior that could aid in sustainable energy development.
Argonne physicist Clarence Chang receives a Dept. of Energy Early Career award.
Argonne celebrates 30 years of parallel computing at the lab.
One-atom-thick graphene layers prove to be excellent lubricants on sliding steel surfaces.
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The first look at cellulose’s early production could hold keys to bacteria-free medical devices and better biofuel.
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