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A new generation of software and computing experts will take on this challenge head-on and help maximize the physics reach of the experiments.

The diffusion of penetrants in polymeric matrices has broad applications, including membrane separations, barrier coatings, and drug delivery.

Scientists developing new materials are studying moiré patterns in overlapping atomically thin materials that produce intriguing electronic phenomena.

The Department of Data Science’s Aritra Dasgupta and Chase Wu are developing software to take more advantage of climate science simulation data.

A University of Chicago breakthrough creates methane fuel from sun, carbon dioxide and water.

The new MSU Space Electronics Center allows students and researchers to focus on the effects of ionizing radiation on electrical circuits and systems.

Michael Deck has received an Office of Science Graduate Student Research Award from the Department of Energy.

Four different grants within the College of Arts and Sciences have been funded for a cumulative total of more than $3 million.

Using part of a $12.8 million grant from DOE, MU researchers are working with an interdisciplinary group to optimize green energy for aviation use.

The project focuses on integrated analysis to predict and optimize plasma material interactions and investigate approaches for long pulse operations.