In the News What Can Cyberdefenses Learn from the Human Immune System? Researchers at the University of Arizona are taking inspiration from the immune system and trying to apply that to network-connected devices. They hope machine-learning will teach computers to recognize cyberthreats faster. October 08, 2019
In the News Plastic has a problem; is chemical recycling the solution? Under public pressure, plastics makers are increasingly looking to partner with companies to develop chemical recycling processes October 06, 2019 | energy life-cycle analysis
In the News X-rays reveal the inner workings of quantum sound-wave technology Pioneering Argonne, UChicago study could boost discovery for quantum technology October 04, 2019
In the News Experts Discuss Community Roadmap for Integrating Innovations from the Big Data Revolution into Multi-Messenger Astrophysics October 04, 2019
In the News New Bioinformatics Hub at UChicago Enables Next-Gen Infectious Disease Research October 04, 2019 | genomics
In the News AI Technique Works Double Duty Spanning Cosmic and Subatomic Scales in Argonne Research October 04, 2019
In the News First Rechargeable Carbon-Neutral, Carbon-Dioxide Battery Invented Researchers solve a long-time issue with using carbon-dioxide in batteries with high energy density October 04, 2019
In the News How AI could change science Researchers at the University of Chicago seek to shape an emerging field October 01, 2019
In the News Argonne National Lab harnessing high-performance coding in nuclear research October 01, 2019
In the News A Supercomputer’s Final Mission Will Help Us Understand the Universe Mira is retiring to make room for the fastest supercomputer in the country — but first, it’s finishing its biggest project yet September 30, 2019 | petascale, MIRA
In the News Eliminating friction at the nanoscale Macroscale superlubricity enabled by graphene nanoscroll formation September 26, 2019