Press Release Contrary to expectations, study finds primate neurons have fewer synapses than mice in visual cortex A study analyzing individual synapses in macaques and mice shows primate neurons have two to five times fewer synapses than mice in the visual cortex. September 14, 2021 | Neuroscience
New research on the brain’s relay processes could guide treatment for certain brain disorders July 30, 2021
In the News It’s not brain surgery: Researchers develop method to treat neurological disorders, chronic pain and depression using X-rays March 25, 2021
In the News Viral ‘molecular scissor’ is next COVID-19 drug target: Coronavirus uses enzymatic cutter for virus production and to disable essential immune proteins October 18, 2020 | COVID-19, Coronavirus
Feature Story Argonne researchers develop new chip design for analyzing plant-microbe interactions Newly designed microfluidic device enables researchers to observe plant root-microbe interactions in real time. August 31, 2020 | Microbiology, Plant Science, Scientific User Facilities
In the News Porous nanodevices cage up suspected precursors of Alzheimer’s disease April 30, 2020 | Alzheimer's Disease
In the News Nanodevices could prevent plaque formation in the brain April 30, 2020 | Alzheimer's Disease
Press Release Argonne and Washington University scientists unravel mystery of photosynthesis Researchers at Argonne and Washington University in St. Louis work to solve age-old mystery of how plants harness the sun’s energy. February 04, 2020 | Biology, Plant Science, photosynthesis
In the News Switching tracks: Reversing electrons’ course through nature’s solar cells January 02, 2020
In the News Scientists harvest energy from light using bio-inspired artificial cells December 12, 2019
Feature Story Scientists harvest energy from light using bio-inspired artificial cells Artificial biology insight could yield new way to store energy. December 11, 2019 | Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, nanoscience, Scientific User Facilities
Press Release Argonne researchers named to “highly cited” list Argonne researchers named in the Global Highly Cited Researchers list. November 27, 2019
In the News Harvesting energy from light using bio-inspired artificial cells November 13, 2019 | synthetic protocells
In the News Highly selective adsorbent material attracts undesirables to benefit biomanufacturing November 13, 2019
In the News Harvesting energy from light using bio-inspired artificial cells November 07, 2019 | synthetic protocells, plasmonic colloidal capsules
In the News EZ Select attracts undesirables to benefit biomanufacturing Argonne team creates a material that can be altered or “tuned” to work with different chemistries to manufacture bioproducts. November 06, 2019
Feature Story EZ Select attracts undesirables to benefit biomanufacturing Argonne team creates a material that can be altered or “tuned” to work with different chemistries to manufacture bioproducts. November 05, 2019 | Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Bioprocess Engineering
In the News Genetic differences in the immune system shape the microbiome Genetic differences in the immune system shape the collections of bacteria that colonize the digestive system, according to new research by scientists at the University of Chicago. October 15, 2019
