From the Blog

University of Texas at Arlington electrical engineer Chenyun Pan has earned a Department of Energy Early Career Research grant.

The U.S. Department of Energy is increasingly investing in technologies to grow a sustainable and diversified domestic lithium supply chain to meet the growing need for producing rechargeable batteries.

There’s no better time than Exascale Week to honor our director of Advanced Simulation and Computing, Thuc Hoang. Her incredible supercomputing expertise and leadership go all the way back to the origins of our stockpile stewardship program.

Soft robotics researchers from Rice and Harvard have created a nonelectronic control system that uses air to process information.

Indiana University researchers are co-leading a project to better understand and predict weather phenomena that contribute to heavy rainfall.

With a $1.1 million grant from DOE, seismologist Emily Brodsky will address seismic challenges involved in carbon sequestration and geothermal energy.

Supartha Podder, an assistant professor at Stony Brook University, received a two-year $400,000 DOE grant to study the power of quantum witnesses.

With renewed funding, UC San Diego-based Q-MEEN-C moves one step closer to neuromorphic computing.

The team will produce genetically enhanced oilseeds, establish the “rules” of oilseeds’ metabolic circuitry, and develop synthetic biology tools.

Researchers reported a new way to look at the atoms that make up MXenes & their precursors, using a technique called secondary ion mass spectrometry.