From simulating climate to creating more fuel-efficient vehicles, Argonne is home to many teams that tackle different aspects of climate change. Here are a few of those innovators.

A new distributed computing and data infrastructure project at Argonne is paving the way for faster scientific discoveries at the Department of Energy’s national laboratories.

The Climate and Earth System Science department seeks to understand and predict climatic, atmospheric, and biospheric processes.

EVS research, combined with portable, high-performance climate and weather applications, offers a unique look at the complexities of a dynamic planet.

The partnership will enable the utility to better assess how its assets and business may be affected by extreme weather and other hazards.

Tiny aerosol particles in the atmosphere are a possible cause of climate change.

EVS is evaluating the potential for flooding at power plants and federal facilities.

EVS is using X-ray techniques and climate models to investigate the key mechanisms that control the solubility and bioavailability of iron in atmospheric dust, a major iron source for the marine ecosystem.