Catalysis | Argonne National Laboratory

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Speeding up the discovery of new catalysts for clean energy with Aurora

Researchers are developing exascale software tools to enable the design of new chemicals and chemical processes for clean energy production.
Colby Bell
Argonne finds a way to recycle ‘plastic No. 2’ not just two or three times but infinitely
X-ray beams help researchers learn new tricks from old metals

Argonne and Stanford University researchers used ultrabright X-ray beams to understand materials important to the production of hydrogen.
Samuel Snyder

Postdoctoral Appointee, Protein Chemistry and Catalysis
What can we do about all the plastic waste?

A collaborative effort led by scientists at Ames and Argonne national laboratories is working to keep plastic out of landfills by finding ways to turn it into valuable products.
Scientists enhance recyclability of waste plastic

The team converted would-be trash into recyclable treasure.
Machine learning model speeds up assessing catalysts for decarbonization technology from months to milliseconds

Scientists create computational model for identifying low-cost catalysts that convert biomass into fuels and useful chemicals with low carbon footprint.
Three Argonne researchers inducted into AAAS

Mitchell, Taylor and Utschig will be fellows within the notable organization.
Argonne researchers awarded $3.8 million to study clean energy

The funding is part of a $140 million package that aims to foster collaborations between universities and the national laboratory system.

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