Press Releases

A collaboration between Argonne and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign builds the first hybrid circuit system between propagating spin waves in magnetic materials and a superconducting circuit.

Argonne and collaborators will use SI to speed discovery in software, materials, physics and more

Researchers use the Advanced Photon Source to watch — in unprecedented detail — how laser energy moves through silicon carbide, a key step toward manufacturing quantum devices with atomic precision.

The SYNAPS-I project’s new agentic AI-driven platform allows scientists to use chat-powered exchanges to automate complex tasks, simplifying challenging workflows.

Argonne’s Advanced Photon Source X-ray beams reveal unexpected behavior of a thin film grown on a sapphire base, challenging conventional wisdom in microelectronics.

Argonne research shows what happens in a Reactor Cavity Cooling System design when decay heat and tank connections change at different power levels.

Belgium’s nuclear research center, SCK CEN, has submitted a safety assessment to regulators for clearance to operate the BR2 research reactor on a lower enriched uranium fuel.

New technology could help molten-salt-cooled reactors run smoothly and prevent costly shutdowns.

Argonne’s ATLAS facility helps solve a stellar mystery.

Argonne researchers study the movement of dust particles from concrete surfaces during a simulated radiological contamination scenario, measuring how pedestrians and moving cars affect the spread of the particles.