The benefits of nuclear science and technology apply to energy, medicine, agriculture and more. A unique workshop near Houston was designed to help African educators create curriculums that expand the nuclear career prospects of African students.

Medical research has benefitted from the scale, speed and efficiency of COVID-19 studies, and scientists are using the techniques developed to fight the pandemic in the race to stay ahead of emerging diseases.

The program reimagines a pathway for workforce development in isotope R&D and production.

Data from the campaigns will help improve the accuracy of weather and climate models.

Using the Advanced Photon Source’s ultrabright X-rays, researchers have determined that sunlight itself can improve the efficiency of 2D materials used to collect solar energy.

Projects will address important scientific challenges in areas such as AI, nuclear astrophysics and electrochemistry.

Argonne National Laboratory’s new system, Polaris, built by HPE, will optimize AI, engineering and scientific projects for the forthcoming Aurora exascale supercomputer.

Argonne will partner with companies from across the U.S. on eight efforts.