Feature Story Artificial intelligence can make the U.S. electric grid smarter Argonne researchers apply machine learning to inform more reliable grid planning and operations. June 14, 2019 | High Performance Computing, Modeling and Simulation, Computer Science and Engineering
Feature Story Full circle to protect the planet: Argonne works with industry to examine circular carbon economy Argonne looks to change mindsets — from “make it, break it, throw it away” to “reuse and recycle.” June 12, 2019 | Energy Technology and Storage, Energy Consumption and Efficiency, Non-Renewable Energy
Feature Story Argonne’s nuclear research leads to biomedical breakthrough Pivotal discovery explains why medical implants fail. June 05, 2019 | Metals, Nuclear Engineering, Laboratory Directed Research and Development (LDRD)
Feature Story On the road to efficiency Argonne researchers are transforming transportation and energy systems with machine learning, an iterative version of artificial intelligence. June 03, 2019 | Energy Consumption and Efficiency, Modeling and Simulation, Machine Learning
Feature Story Argonne takes the guesswork out of electrospinning Capturing real-time data as nanofibers form makes the technique more affordable and effective. May 28, 2019 | Materials Science and Engineering, Nanomaterials, Advanced Photon Source
Feature Story New cyber resilience report highlights Argonne’s global expertise Argonne partners with World Economic Forum in important cyber resilience effort. May 15, 2019 | Cybersecurity, Global Security
Press Release Argonne’s role in the Versatile Test Reactor Program to provide platform for future nuclear reactor technologies Pivotal technology will enable evaluation of many advanced reactor fuels and designs. April 30, 2019 | Nuclear Engineering, Nuclear Reactors
Feature Story AT&T leverages Argonne’s climate modeling and infrastructure resilience expertise to benefit Southeastern U.S. In partnership with AT&T, Argonne National Laboratory’s datasets help pinpoint extreme weather risks. April 15, 2019 | Climate Science, Hydrology, Modeling and Simulation
Feature Story U.S. Department of Energy funds Argonne sensing project at O’Hare Argonne’s new research collaboration could help ease traffic congestion and energy use around Chicago’s O’Hare airport. April 01, 2019 | Transportation, Transportation Systems, Vehicle Technologies
Press Release Argonne scientist advances energy sciences through professional leadership Ralph Muehleisen re-elected to Board of IBPSA, one of the largest professional organizations in the world for building scientists and engineers. March 29, 2019 | Civil Engineering, Buildings, Honors
Feature Story Argonne pioneers tools to help countries worldwide plan for power delivery Adaptable and easy to use, Argonne’s GTMax and other analytic tools have become an integral part of grid planning. March 28, 2019 | Energy Technology and Storage, Economic Analysis, Energy Consumption and Efficiency
Feature Story Argonne maps out virtual world for U.S. military Scientists at Argonne National Laboratory convert complex data into 3D digital visualizations to provide spatial and geographic context. March 25, 2019 | Artificial Intelligence, Visualization, Global Security
New tool simulating freight movement quantifies impacts of e-commerce and tech on transportation March 18, 2019
Feature Story Transitions: Argonne’s pioneering study of nuclear energy future Broad collaborative research effort offers glimpse into the future of nuclear energy. February 20, 2019 | Nuclear Engineering, Nuclear Reactors, Life Cycle Analysis
In the News Argonne lab leading U.S. push on lithium batteries: ‘If we don’t recycle, we will run out of materials’ February 18, 2019 | lithium-ion batteries
In the News Cyber Resilience in the Electricity Ecosystem: Principles and Guidance for Boards February 13, 2019
Feature Story Building a foundation Scholarship named after pioneering Argonne scientist. January 31, 2019 | Civil Engineering, Buildings
Press Release Stronger, lighter, greener New Argonne invention could advance technologies from golf carts to wind turbines. January 18, 2019 | Energy Technology and Storage, Renewable Energy, Wind Power
Feature Story Argonne’s multidisciplinary teams strengthen and secure America’s complex electrical grid With 20,000 power plants, 200,000 miles of high-voltage transmission lines, 60,000 substations and 3 million miles of power line, the nation’s electrical grid is perhaps the largest and most complex machine ever assembled. January 16, 2019 | Energy Technology and Storage, Grid Modernization, Global Security
In the News Warming up your car in the cold just harms the engine January 03, 2019 | Internal Combustion
