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Annis’ research as a member of Texas A&M chemist Dr. Daniel Tabor’s group focuses on the study of aerosols and spectroscopy calculations.

Weather station data point to wind- and solar-driven heating as leading culprits.

Advanced construction technologies that could reduce the construction costs of building new reactors by more than 10% and significantly lower the scheduling risks associated with them.

A collaboration among 5 research institutions has been established through the U.S. Department of Energy Grid Modernization Lab Consortium to provide technical assistance to the 7 U.S. Independent System Operators and Regional Transmission Organizations.

LSU Chemical Engineering Assistant Professor Craig Plaisance was recently named one of 83 scientists to receive the award.

Luis Bichon and Brandon Tyler Blankenship will pursue their research on high-energy nuclear physics at Los Alamos National Laboratory.

Researchers have been peering into the gut microbiome of large herbivores, cataloguing the genes within these which encode biosynthetic enzymes.

Dr. Jim Schroeder finds that electrons surfing across electromagnetic Alfvén waves is the force behind the awe-inspiring aurora borealis.

Deciding when, or if, to shut off power during an emergency can be a precarious decision for utilities.

Its fracture resistance is – unexpectedly - about 10 times higher than its better known cousin’s, graphene, due to the intrinsic lattice asymmetry.