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Researchers observed the complete atomic structure of enzyme MnSOD, including its proton arrangements, with neutron scattering.

The prevalence of LED lighting has brought greater attention to the issue of discomfort produced by glare. At what luminance does glare become intolerable? The answer has varied from one study to another.

At the Leaders Summit on Climate on April 22-23, President Biden and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the launch of a new high-level partnership, the “U.S.-India Climate and Clean Energy Agenda 2030 Partnership.”

LM’s Shawn Montgomery credits his reverence for the environment to serving alongside Native Americans at home and abroad.

Two FRIB researchers created a computer model to help explain and make nuclear discoveries.

Decker is at the heart of the modernization project that will increase the brightness of the X-ray beams the APS generates by up to 500 times.

Newly clarified reactions point to novel applications for a long-studied lithium-rich battery material.

Southwestern Administrator Mike Wech attended two events in recent weeks, one in Missouri and one in Texas.

Experiments show that the prototype can eliminate 99.99 percent of the bacteria on surfaces, including textiles and metals, in just 90 seconds.

It’s an example of how properties can spontaneously emerge in complex materials – a phenomenon scientists hope to harness for novel technologies.