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Jefferson Lab’s Fall for Science Virtual Field Trip event earned top honors from the Public Relations Society of America.

Brookhaven staff scientist Ericmoore Jossou and former intern Riley Hultquist reflect on the impact of mentorship from both sides.

Researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago have determined a set of six ​“reaction coordinates” that may help HIV drugs better target the virus

The GAIN initiative awarded seven vouchers today to industry partners to support the development of several promising advanced nuclear technologies.

PPL honored more than 40 inventors who produced more than a dozen inventions, applied for two patents and received three patents in fiscal year 2022.

From the oceans to geothermal brines, water is an underexplored resource for providing various critical materials to advance clean energy.

This advanced technique allows physicists to take measurements of particle beams in linear accelerators in real-time without affecting operations.

A decade-long experiment in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains shows that carbon stocks buried deep underground are vulnerable to climate change.

The simulations gave insights into the role of turbulence in mixing fluids, with possibilities for projecting climate change & studying fluid dynamics

In 1994 the magnet was among the last to be installed in the APS and in May 2023 the magnet was removed.