From community college students to experienced graduate students and postdocs, two Argonne programs are helping build the next generation of the scientific workforce.
Argonne marked 80 years of discovery at its latest OutLoud Public Lecture, complete with a discussion on nuclear energy, a birthday cake and giveaways.
From energy materials to antimicrobial peptides, Argonne’s Robotic Autonomous Platforms for Innovative Discovery labs are testing how AI-driven, around-the-clock research could transform the pace of scientific discovery.
At SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, Q-NEXT collaborator Shannon Harvey develops quantum dots — a mass-producible type of qubit. Driven by curiosity about nature and how things work, Harvey draws on her facility for working at the nanoscale.
