Feature Story Can artificial intelligence open new doors for materials discovery? A new take on artificial intelligence may open many doors for 3D printing and designing advanced nuclear reactors. June 15, 2021 | Computational Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering
Awards and Recognition Project launched to create prototype that converts carbon dioxide to ethanol Northern Illinois University, Argonne National Laboratory, the University of North Texas and Ångström Advanced Inc. are being funded by DOE to develop a promising new technology for combatting climate change. June 14, 2021 | Energy Conversion, Renewable Energy, Sustainable Manufacturing
In the News Why it’s ‘an exciting time’ in plastics recycling research June 10, 2021 | Circular Economy, plastics
In the News University of Alabama takes top honors in The EcoCAR Mobility Challenge June 09, 2021 | EcoCAR Mobility Challenge
Awards and Recognition Argonne’s Jiyong Zhao receives 2021 Gopal K. Shenoy Excellence in Beamline Science award Physicist Zhao was nominated for his world-leading work in nuclear resonant X-ray scattering research. June 09, 2021 | X-Ray Science and Technology, Awards and Recognition, X-ray diffraction
In the News Physicists Uncover New Mechanism Enabling Magnetism and Superconductivity to Co-exist in the Same Material June 08, 2021 | Superconductivity and Magnetism, Magnetism
In the News Recycling electric car batteries more efficiently part of Biden’s ambitious climate goals June 08, 2021 | battery recycling, electric vehicle
In the News This may be the highest resolution microscope we’ll ever get June 07, 2021 | Ptychography, Electron Microscopy
