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for communities

Seven who strengthen U.S. infrastructure systems with science

Ringing in a more

regenerative future

Argonne researchers are converting our sludge, scraps and smog into higher-value products

Strengthening lifeline systems for communities

Awards and Recognition

Argonne receives funding for artificial intelligence in scientific research

Supported by DOE funding, two projects will drive innovations by improving how data is processed and protected, leading to faster and more secure discoveries.

Awards and Recognition

Pioneering Argonne chemist Chris Johnson honored as National Academy of Inventors Fellow

This image shows the structure of a photosystem I (PSI) biohybrid solar fuel catalyst with bound platinum nanoparticles (shown in teal) generating hydrogen fuel (shown in gold).

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Unveiling the structure of a photosynthetic catalyst that turns light into hydrogen fuel

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U.S. Department of Energy National Quantum Information Science Research Centers celebrate 4-year milestone, look toward future

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Awards and Recognition

Four Argonne researchers recognized on the American Nuclear Society’s “40 Under 40” list

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Our People

Argonne employees are passionate about problem-solving and advancing the science and technology solutions that make our world a better place for all.

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Valerie Taylor

Valerie Taylor leads research in high performance computing as the division director of Mathematics and Computer Science.

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DeShawn Washington

U.S. Army veteran and Argonne Telecommunications Specialist DeShawn Washington leverages a "don’t quit" attitude.

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Annie Svitanek

More than a dozen deployments helped a U.S. Air Force veteran develop the attention to detail and leadership skills she uses daily at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory.

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Transformational science at Argonne: Aurora and the upgraded Advanced Photon Source

Argonne National Laboratory's two powerhouse research tools — Aurora and the upgraded Advanced Photon Source — will work together to accelerate discovery for clean energy and decarbonization, fighting climate change, biology and the life sciences, medicine and human health, and new materials for transportation, energy, and electronic devices.

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Our Science

Argonne is home to groundbreaking discoveries and transformative technologies across many science domains. Our research spans from physics and chemistry to clean energy and transportation.

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Artificial Intelligence

Combating Climate Change

Quantum Information Science

Circular Economy

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Autonomous Discovery

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Every year, thousands of researchers from across the country and around the globe solve complex, world-changing scientific problems at Argonne’s unique and powerful research facilities.

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