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APS-related Argonne Press Releases

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Novel capability enables first test of real turbine engine conditions

September 16, 2014 | Florida, Ohio

A mechanical stress testing setup with a custom-built compact furnace and cooling system that mimic extreme operating conditions on turbine engines at the Advanced Photon Source at Argonne National Laboratory.

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Mysteries of space dust revealed

August 29, 2014 | California, Illinois

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Unprecedented detail of intact neuronal receptor offers blueprint for drug developers

July 07, 2014 | Neuroscience

The NMDA receptor is a massive, multi-subunit complex.

Argonne named in several DOE Energy Frontier Research Center awards

June 19, 2014

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Composition of Earth’s mantle revisited thanks to research at Argonne’s Advanced Photon Source

June 17, 2014

Layers of the earth's core: mantle (red), outer core (orange), and finally inner core (yellow-white).

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Neutrons and X-rays reveal structure of high-temperature liquid metal oxides

June 09, 2014

A metal oxide drop levitated in a flow of gas is heated from above with a laser beam so that researchers can study the behavior of this class of ceramics under high temperatures.

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New insight on HIV life cycle gained through creative use of high-energy X-rays

May 12, 2014

The secondary structure (A) and two views of the SAXS envelope (cyan in B&C) and derived atomic model (red in B&C) for Rev-protein response element (RRE) in HIV-1 RNA genome.

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Scientists find X-rays can cause reversible resistance changes

May 06, 2014

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Advanced Photon Source to remain leader in protein structure research for years

May 05, 2014 | Protein Science

The world’s first protein characterization research facility directly attached to a light source will open in the near future at the Advanced Photon Source.

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Study in ‘Science’ finds missing piece of biogeochemical puzzle in aquifers

May 01, 2014

Deep underground, microbes have to breathe iron and sulfur to get energy.

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