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Steve Petruzza’s work will yield a scalable and extensible I/O runtime and tools for next-generation adaptive data layouts to alleviate bottlenecks.

A perovskite solar cell developed by engineers at UC San Diego brings researchers closer to breaking the ceiling on solar cell efficiency.

Using synthetic genes, researchers at Stanford have been able to modify the root structures of plants.

A new study by researchers at the University of California, Davis & the University of Washington shows how an antibody strengthens bonds between cells

The pilot grant will build cross-collaborations between the GSU Department of Geosciences & the Biological and Environmental Research division at ORNL

Chemists have created a cheap, easy and energy-efficient way to capture carbon dioxide from smokestacks and possibly from vehicles.

The new material is simple to make, requiring primarily off-the-shelf melamine powder, formaldehyde, and cyanuric acid - used in swimming pools.

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.