AML will assist the nuclear community in examining radioactive samples at the High-Energy X-ray Microscope (HEXM) and other beamlines at the Advanced Photon Source.

Developing and evaluating methods to mitigate and recover from a wide-area radioactive contamination event

Argonne’s pressure drop experimental loop for investigation of core assemblies in advanced nuclear reactors (PELICAN) generates verification and validation data for modern reactor designs.

The Bioanalysis Laboratory works with a team of scientist to address national security concerns including the detection and characterization of biological agents.

The IAEA Training Center provides education, expertise, and training for countries in their efforts to use nuclear science and technology in achieving their development objectives.

The Detector Test Facility is a premier radiological and nuclear detection equipment testing and analysis facility that serves national security programs and the wider scientific community.

Scalable Emulated Cyber Range Environment (SECuRE) is a cyber-physical testbed that seeks to provide industry, academia, and government institutions the ability to develop and test new, proactive risk-mitigation strategies.

Developing and executing novel separation and analysis methods for the nuclear forensic community.

Multifaceted effort in the Physics Division to prepare for EIC, collaboration between Medium Energy, Theory and Accelerator groups, together with HEP and MSD.

THETA is a 450-liter pool-type sodium facility that offers high fidelity experimental data for nuclear reactor systems code development.