RSS
At a billion billion calculations per second, Aurora is at the frontier of supercomputing and equal to the next challenge in particle physics.
Communique Newsletter: July 26, 2021
This spring, amidst the pandemic, testing wrapped up at the PIP-II Injector Test Facility or PIP2IT, a culmination of over eight years of work.
The research could lead to a better understanding of extreme astrophysical environments and the development of compact high-energy radiation sources.
This natural occurrence - flagging - comes from the Brood X cicadas emerging after 17 years in the ground and depositing eggs in a tree stem.
Scientists have created a new ink for 3D printing of durable materials, including prosthetics and space travel devices from a rare mineral.
DOE Announces $11 Million to Study Critical Ecosystems and Improve Climate and Earth System Modeling
17 Projects Will Study Impacts of Climate Change on Watersheds, Wetlands, and Other Ecosystems
Researchers find that plants nearly follow an “equal pay for equal work” rule when giving resources to partner microbes.
New Berkeley Lab study finds that more energy efficient and flexible buildings could be a substantial resource for the electric grid.
Eight students are participating in a Plasma and Fusion Undergraduate Research pilot program sponsored by the Office of Fusion Energy Sciences.