Argonne and Washington University scientists unravel mystery of photosynthesis Researchers at Argonne and Washington University in St. Louis work to solve age-old mystery of how plants harness the sun’s energy.
U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF) and HPE Expand High-Performance Computing (HPC) Storage Capacity for Exascale
Rising global temperatures turn northern permafrost region into significant carbon source Comprehensive study highlights the need for more research on CO2 emissions in the permafrost region.
Using artificial intelligence to detect blobs New tool incorporates a deep-learning-based approach for accurate blob detection in fusion simulation data
Creating and observing current vortices in 2D materials Surprise result brings us one step closer to designing more flexible technologies
Scientists pioneer new generation of semiconductor neutron detector Scientists discover new neutron-detecting material for applications in science and national security
New quantum loop provides long national testbed for quantum communication technology Argonne, UChicago scientists perform initial measurements through a 52-mile fiber-optic testbed
Scientists observe ultrafast birth of radicals An international team led by Argonne has visualized the elusive, ultrafast proton transfer process following the ionization of water.
Exploring the “dark side” of a single-crystal complex oxide thin film Analysis from a team led by Argonne researchers reveals never-before-seen details about a type of thin film being explored for advanced microelectronics.
