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.