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Tristen Mullins, a University of South Alabama graduate student of the year in the School of Computing, is beginning her career at ORNL.

Earth’s northernmost forests constitute a large, nearly intact, forested ecosystem and are home to a big chunk of the planet’s terrestrial carbon.

The team used electron spin qubits as atomic-scale sensors and to affect the control of nuclear spin qubits in ultrathin hexagonal boron nitride.

University of Louisiana at Lafayette assistant professor Jorge Villa received the prestigious Early Career Research Award from DOE.

Researchers at Princeton combined artificial intelligence and quantum mechanics to simulate what happens at the molecular level when water freezes.

University of Nevada, Reno's Aditya Nair seeks to establish a computational framework that models how physical systems "talk" to each other.

Zeolite design includes the development of improved catalysts, technologies for regulating emissions, and separations to improve industrial processes.

The Iowa Professor has been awarded a $660,965 grant from DOE for a project entitled “Ion Kinetic Degrees of Freedom in a Plasma with Complex Orbits."

William & Mary Associate Professor Enrico Rossi leads a group that received DOE funds to help develop the next quantum computing technology.

The Stampede2 supercomputer helps find new properties of high-entropy alloys.