The Applications team is one of three groups involved in Threadwork that is focused on HEP and NP detectors.

The Simulations team is one of three groups involved in Threadwork that explores relationships from materials research to applications.

The Materials Research team is one of three groups involved in Threadwork with research emphasized on neuromorphic materials and THz interconnection.

A Transformative Co-Design Approach to Materials and Computer Architecture Research

Advancing Nuclear Technologies through Innovations and Modeling and Simulation

Improving the economic competitiveness of nuclear power

The Materials and Modeling Support (M&MS) group is a multidisciplinary group of scientists and engineers focused on developing a better understanding of electrode design, their components, and its effect on electrochemical performance.

Computational materials research focuses on the development and use of computational methods to understand and predict the behavior of solids, liquids and nanostructures from first principles.

The research carried out in the Quantum Information Science Group focuses on the development of quantum-relevant material systems for the fundamental study of quantum science and applications in new scalable technologies.

World-class expertise in reactor physics, fuel cycle system analysis, and national nuclear security