From Our Blogs

Tsuyoshi Tajima at Los Alamos National Lab is investigating the promising potential of MgB2 to coat particle accelerator components.

Atmospheric rivers have a huge impact on the West Coast’s climate, so scientists are collaborating to understand their patterns.

John Kitchin’s Early Career Award made possible research that identified a cheap and efficient material for splitting water into oxygen and hydrogen.

Stanislav Boldyrev studies magnetized-plasma turbulence, analyzing lengths from a few centimeters in the lab to thousands of light years in astronomy.

Director Stephen Streiffer leads the Advanced Photon Source user facility in daily operations and preparations for future upgrades.

Our third feature spotlight is Miranda Johnson. In her own words, learn about her role, her motivations, and how Black History has shaped her life.

We met with Patrick Shepherd last week to take part in the National Engineers Week celebrations.

Computational approaches enables Arthi Jayaraman to make valuable predictions that guide experiments and accelerate innovation in material sciences.

Last fall I participated in the White House Summit on Ocean Science and Technology, where leaders discussed advancing ocean energy technologies.

BWRX-300 SMR design by GE Hitachi aims to reduce plant size by 90% compared to large-scale boiling water reactors.