Electricity, water, transportation, healthcare and communications interact to form a broader system of systems that analysts at Argonne are committed to making more resilient.

The U.S. grid will soon be called upon to accommodate multiple energy sources and more electric demand.

Argonne and FEMA celebrate two decades of partnership and resilience.

Researcher Alison Turner creates economic models with a mission. Products such as the National Economic Resilience Data Explorer (NERDE) make data useful for improving economic conditions for people across America.

Argonne is home to several research centers and testbeds where scientists expand our understanding of the changing climate and develop solutions for a clean energy economy.

The pending shutdown of a gas-fired power plant in New England has prompted a close look at the region’s current and future infrastructure needs.

Extraordinary work by Argonne teams garners awards that celebrate a combination of specialized capabilities, collaboration and common purpose.

The newly enhanced NERDE portal provides users with insights into local economic distress, employment and gross domestic product, local industry clusters, climate risk and innovation to help inform economic development and resilience planning.

Argonne’s collaborative research and development on the energy grid supports the health, prosperity, and security of millions of Americans.

Signaling a powerful turn toward cutting-edge solutions in clean energy, Argonne received four vouchers to work closely with companies on nuclear innovation projects.

Researchers examined three different types of roofing strategies and their impact on near-surface temperature and cooling energy demand through regional modeling in the Chicago area.

The National Science Foundation funded Argonne and others to study the COVID-19 experiences of public health officials and stakeholders. By improving prediction and prevention, they hope to avoid reinventing a wheel no one wants rolling back into town.

The R&D 100 Awards have recognized three projects involving Argonne and partners as 2023 winners.

The portal, which provides climate projections and maps, won the 2023 Climate Leadership Award in the innovative partnership category.

Climate change is bringing flooding, heat islands and extreme weather to Chicago. An Argonne-led project from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Urban Integrated Field Laboratory will help neighborhoods understand and adapt to the city’s changing climate.