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Atmospheric scientist and interns calibrate aerosol-sampling instrument ahead of its deployment to Bankhead National Forest.

Conference addresses practices that promote safety in all work environments

Scientists teasing through six billion particle smashups detect roughly 16 "antihyperhydrogen-4" particles.

Researchers at DOE's Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory believe they have found the ideal spot for liquid lithium in tokamaks.

Scientists uncover multiple environmental and microbial factors that influence eukaryote-infecting RNA viruses in grassland soils.

Office of Science Selections from Funding Opportunity Announcements for the week of August 28, 2024

On Aug. 6, 2024, JUMP into STEM returned for a seventh year with three new challenges and more opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students interested in building science.

This week's awards: IDP's Low Carbon SmartMelt Furnace Conversion; CC Pilot's Dry Fork Power Station; ERA's Energizing Rural Hopi and Navajo, Navajo Sun Power!, and Permanent, High-Quality Clean Energy Access for Rural Indigenous Communities projects

Argonne and the University of Münster agree to exchange researchers and collaborate on materials research, seminars, publications and more.

Researchers studied how infants (up to 21 months old) metabolize two pollutants, phenanthrene and retene, found in wood smoke, compared to adults.