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New research IDs origin of iron selenide superconductor’s enigmatic behavior.

The research team focused their study on yttrium barium copper oxide and charge density waves — ripples in the density of electrons in the material.

At Washington University in St. Louis, assistant professor Maria Piarulli develops theoretical and computational methods to study nuclear systems.

DOE Office of Science report examines challenges and mitigations for research facilities

Nine universities, one private firm, and three national laboratories are partnered to develop new technologies in plasma science and engineering.

In a major advance for rational drug design, the AgriLife team has described several protein structures of a crucial player in cellular processes.

Ohmer will conduct his proposed research project at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

Elizabeth Bennewitz is one of 33 recipients in 2022 to receive a Department of Energy Computational Science Graduate Fellowship.

A searchable tool reveals more than 90,000 known materials with electronic properties that remain unperturbed in the face of disruption.

Arizona State physicist Antia Botana uses intuition and supercomputers to identify new high-temperature superconductor.