Argonne and DOE’s Office of Critical Materials and Energy Innovation launched the National Science-at-Scale Collaborative to help companies move critical materials and chemical manufacturing technologies from research to commercial production faster.
The Accelerated Catalyst Design Foundry will combine AI, autonomous laboratories and pilot plan testing to help move promising catalyst technologies more quickly toward industrial use.
This new strategy enables scientists to systematically design materials with the same chemical formula but different atomic arrangements, paving the way for tailored properties and accelerating innovation in materials science and technology.
Using AI, scientists can now reconstruct molecular structures from fragments created during X-ray blasts. This breakthrough could revolutionize how we study chemical reactions, paving the way for insights into energy, manufacturing and medicine.
All-solid-state batteries promise to be lighter and safer than today’s batteries for transportation. Argonne scientists have discovered a way to boost their performance, bringing them one step closer to commercialization.
