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Researchers have discovered that by creating a specific set of conditions, they could quantify electron-electron interactions more precisely.

Distinguished University and Cabot Professor Laura Lewis, ChE/MIE, is leading a $2.1M Department of Energy grant.

This renewal grant supports the University’s electromagnetic nuclear physics program at the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator facility.

The pandemic changed how we operate our Office of Science user facilities. Now, we want to keep the best practices and innovations going forward.

Boise State’s Quantum DNA Research Group received a Phase II renewal grant of $5 million from DOE.

Adele Igel, assistant professor for land, air, and water resources, has been awarded a $373,000 grant to conduct a three-year research project.

The first joint appointee is Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering Mads Almassalkhi, who joins PNNL as a Chief Scientist.

The researchers discovered that rhenium disulfide’s conductivity, as a 300 nanometer-wide ribbon, depends on the orientation of its path.

A high-temperature superconductor reveals new insights into how it enters the nematic state, BC-led research team reports.

The new material, which works via a mechanism that is completely different from existing ferroelectric materials, could have many applications.