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DOE announces $3 million for projects that will help manufacturers improve the efficiency of their operations and shrink their carbon footprint through high-performance computing

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced up to $45 million in funding to support the domestic development of advanced batteries for electric vehicles.

A new discovery of an aberrant protein that kills bacterial cells could help unravel mechanism of certain antibiotics and point the way to new drugs.

The factors change over time – from decay driven by the properties of individual electrode particles to how those particles are put together.

Argonne’s software learns from smaller datasets by combining multiple machine learning algorithms and using an AI technique called active learning.

DOE Funding Will Support Growing Electric Vehicle and Energy Storage Demands Through Increased Battery Manufacturing, Processing, and Recycling

Students Will Perform Research at National Laboratories

Researchers at Argonne and partner institutions point to the significant implications of ​“aggregates” for future battery performance.

Collaborators designed magnets with straighter sections that can still confine plasma by using the mathematical technique, “spline representation.”

The development is an example of U.S. investment in joint quantum technology research with partnerships between industry, academia, and government.