This group of engineers partners with researchers across the globe to develop custom equipment for some of the largest scientific collaborations in recent history.
Argonne scientists are leveraging the power of artificial intelligence to transform energy grid asset maintenance, helping U.S. power companies identify and address problems before they even occur.
The study, which appeared in the journal Nature, documents the existence of quantum spin nematic, a potential hallmark of materials that can become superconductors at higher-than-usual temperatures.
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.
About 200 miles of utilities — water, sewer, electrical, steam, gas, telecom and more — line the Argonne campus, or roughly the distance between Washington, D.C., and New York. It’s a lot to tackle when seeking full decarbonization.
