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The team created a layered system using Ti3SiC2, then used radiofrequency magnetron sputtering to add layers of silicon carbide and titanium carbide.

Professor Indara Suarez of BU’s Physics Department has just received a five-year, $750,000 Early Career Award from the Department of Energy.

Experiments at UCLA’s Basic Plasma Science Facility confirm interaction of electrons and Alfvén waves.

The new study marks major step to creating a system to study quantum phase transitions.

A team demonstrates the method on a smart drug delivery nanoparticle and a polysoap nanostructure intended to capture spilt crude oil.

Earlier this year, NNSA's Office of Nuclear Material Integration, in cooperation with the Y-12 National Security Complex, completed the Zero Power Physics Reactor Depleted Uranium Recovery Project.

The tiny spherical particles are engineered with different chemical properties on each side of the sphere, capable of self-propulsion.

Professor Xiaodan Gu has joined an elite group of scientists nationwide as the recipient of an Early Career Research grant from DOE.

NNSA and its counterparts in France and Germany virtually hosted over 200 people from across the world in June to discuss and share about transitioning to alternative technologies that reduce global reliance on high-activity radioactive sources.