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Department of Energy User Facilities

Argonne’s user facilities provide researchers with open access to the most advanced tools of modern science. Each year, nearly 8,000 researchers from academia, industry, and government laboratories use these facilities to perform new scientific research.

DOE Office of Science Advanced Photon Source APS Upgrade Argonne Leadership Computing Facility Aurora Exascale Supercomputer Argonne Tandem Linac Accelerator System Atmospheric Radiation Measurement User Facility – Southern Great Plains and ARM Mobile Facility 3 Observatories Center for Nanoscale Materials DOE Office of Nuclear Energy Intermediate Voltage Electron Microscopy-Tandem

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Argonne’s collaborations across the United States have led to groundbreaking discoveries and development of new technologies that help meet the nation’s needs for sustainable energy, economic prosperity, and security.

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Argonne Research Facilities

Argonne’s labs and facilities provide unique capabilities to the scientific community. Through collaborative research agreements, scientists can obtain access to specialized instrumentation and expertise rarely found elsewhere.

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Collaborative Research

Argonne fosters innovation by uniting teams of researchers on challenges to overcome scientific barriers. Our collaborative centers and institutes bring together the best minds from academia, industry, and the national labs.

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INTERDISCIPLINARY EXPERTISE

Working at the interface between academia, federal agencies, industry, research institutions and state and local governments, our researchers have cultivated their interdisciplinary expertise in order to best solve national challenges in key areas.

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A look behind the scenes

Upgraded APS and Aurora transforming Argonne

“We Are Argonne” Highlights the People Behind the Science

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Argonne scientists receive Energy Secretary’s Honor Awards for nuclear nonproliferation and sustainable aviation fuels work

Argonne to work with nuclear companies in 3 projects funded by the Department of Energy

Three Argonne researchers inducted into AAAS

George Crabtree, energy trailblazer remembered as a “great listener” and “boundless explorer,” dead at 78

Scientists develop more humane, environmentally friendly battery material

Debuts, hot hybrids and electric trucks: What to look for at this year’s Chicago Auto Show

Inside The Race To Tap A Controversial Source Of Carbon-Free Energy: Nuclear Waste

The Computer That Will Change Everything

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Department of Energy User Facilities

Argonne Impacts: State by State

Argonne Research Facilities

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INTERDISCIPLINARY EXPERTISE

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Research Highlights

Scientists develop more humane, environmentally friendly battery material

Vegetation has a substantial impact on the movement of energy in the Arctic

Lithium-sulfur batteries are one step closer to powering the future

ComEd report shows how science and supercomputers help utilities adapt to climate change

Towards Active Exploration of Novel Electronic Materials: A Materials Genome for Functional Materials Design

Nuclear Structure Toward the Neutron Dripline

Perspectives on the Versatility of a Searchable Lineage for Scalable HPC Data Management

Mixed-Dimensional Heterostructures for Electronic and Energy Technologies

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