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Researchers propose developing new soil carbon-persistence models to better reflect the carbon-storage processes to draw down atmospheric CO2.

Researchers have now mined the crop’s vast genomic potential in an effort to speed up the breeding process and maximize its most desirable traits.

Scientists are calling for a collective, global effort to fast-track the mass production of 2D materials like graphene and molybdenum disulfide.

A Berkeley Lab intern and his mentor develop an algorithm that will extract better structures from low-quality diffraction data.

Researchers’ protein crystals generate surprising electrical charge useful for various materials.

City College will work with other experts to resolve performance issues with quantum computers by simultaneously designing software and hardware.

Exhaustive emissions modeling by global physicists narrows down particle candidates.

Argonne is combining simulation, data science and machine learning approaches to help realize the promise of exascale computing.

A device called the skipper CCD, developed by Fermi and Berkeley laboratories scientists, could spark an advance in measurement science.

The White House and DOE announced the Q-NEXT collaboration -- a five-year, $115 million collaboration with 10 universities including UW–Madison.

New Department of Energy centers will apply quantum information science to emerging technologies.

Researchers partner with national labs in DOE-funded collaborations to expand research in quantum sciences.

Team uses NERSC supercomputer simulations to achieve high-sensitivity analysis of Higgs bosons decaying into pairs of muons.

Argonne National Laboratory has been ramping up efforts to ready the Aurora supercomputer and its future users for science in the exascale era.

A multidisciplinary team using computational chemistry expertise analyzed a newly synthesized 2D material that may be important in carbon capture.

Chicago area’s growing quantum ecosystem to host two of five centers to boost discovery.

Building quantum computers underground or designing radiation-proof qubits may be needed, researchers find.

A team led by Ames Lab developed a catalyst that is able to process the types of polymers used in plastic bags, milk jugs, and food containers.

During a three-year ASR project, a California researcher is doing foundational work that will improve models of cloud cover in polar regions.

A new model explores the design space of twisted 2D materials.

A research team found that seismic waves can "see" chemical reactions occurring deep below ground and help to protect groundwater resources.

Physics Professor Louise Skinnari was recently awarded a multi-year grant from the United States Department of Energy.