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San Diego Supercomputer Center at UC San Diego joins General Atomics, Hewlett Packard Enterprise & Sapientai to support high-priority fusion research.

Scientists received grants that will bring AI’s power to process immense data sets in experiments, theoretical studies, and accelerator engineering.

Scientists are looking for new particles that expand our understanding of the building blocks and fundamental forces of the universe.

Chemistry graduate student Oliver Solares is working toward finding solutions for clean energy and mitigating the impacts of climate change.

The grant will support interdisciplinary research in catalysis and in enhancing the long-term sustainability of catalytic processes.

Scientists will examine organisms that consume methane while removing forms of nitrogen linked to agricultural fertilizers from the environment.

The instrument will enable scientists to characterize the properties created in rare-isotope reactions produced at about 50% of the speed of light.

Researchers have developed a complex software framework that advances scientific knowledge of high energy density (HED) materials and processes.

The RENEW grant was awarded to the institutions with the aim of recruiting students from diverse backgrounds into the science and technology fields.

Researchers discovered nanosized metal parts can be three-to-five-times stronger than similarly sized structures with more orderly atomic arrangements