In a Computational Materials Science paper, scientists describe an automated workflow, Elastemp, to predict the temperature dependence of the thermal expansion coefficients and elastic constants for materials.

In a Science paper, researchers report developing a cobalt-based catalyst to replace the expensive iridium-based catalyst used in electrolyzers for hydrogen and oxygen separation from water.

In a Nature paper, scientists report that they have determined both the elemental type and chemical state of single iron and terbium atoms using synchrotron X-rays.

The partnership with EVmatch will allow for better leverage of electric vehicle charging stations.

In a Nature Materials paper, scientists present a molecular design strategy of inserting flexible, linear units into a polymer backbone to form an electroluminescent material.

In a Nano Convergence paper, scientists report that CsPbBr3 nanoplatelets (less than three monolayers in thickness) have optical properties conducive to light-emitting technologies

When information is needed early, resources are limited and designs are preliminary, ACCERT can provide estimates of capital cost and identify cost drivers.

Several researchers were honored during the Vehicle Technology Office Annual Merit Review.

The team was honored for outstanding achievements in the development and improvement of the tool.

Developing an interactive, downloadable tool that features life cycle assessment for maritime fuels and vessels.