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Insights into the atomistic dynamics of emerging solid-state batteries by material scientists at Duke University will help speed their evolution.

The instrument has smashed previous records for 3D galaxy surveys, yet it’s only about 10% of the way through its five-year mission.

An adjustable platform made from atomically thin materials may help figure out how to create a quantum condensate that can flow without dissipation.

Engineers show how light can be used to lower barriers that ions encounter at grain boundaries, to enhance the flow of the ions by a factor of three.

The biggest nuclear energy storylines to watch in the new year.

Work done by MIT physicists and colleagues will aid design of other unusual quantum materials with many potential applications.

MSU scientists have developed a gene discovery method that is helping understand how plants recover from stressful situations in their environments.

At the Programmable Quantum Materials Energy Frontiers Research Center, researchers have been working to add an element of control to quantum physics.

The researchers will assess how co-occurring droughts and deluges will impact carbon cycling across the vast grasslands of the continental U.S.

In early 2022, Michigan State University will open the doors to the facility and welcome scientists from around the globe to study rare isotopes.