Science Headlines

Argonne researchers turn to supercomputers and artificial intelligence to try and prevent cyberattacks before they arise.

DOE has announced that it will grant Fermilab and partner institutions $3.2 million to develop designs for transparent optical quantum networks.

Scientists offer new clues about importance to climate of water, light, and particle surfaces.

Site preparation work starts at Fermilab this fall for the international Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment.

Researchers from Cairo University work with teams at Berkeley Lab's Advanced Light Source to study soil and bone samples dating back 4,000 years.

Award will fund multiple projects to advance science of practical fusion energy.

New INFUSE program will develop superconducting power cables and test their ability to withstand damage-inducing events known as quenches.

Researchers develop low-cost models to predict how short-term and long-term changes in weather patterns affect the local scale.

PNNL incorporates information of over 300,000 medical concepts, more than any existing AI data set, in effort to aid physicians’ diagnoses.

Successful demonstration of algorithm by Berkeley Lab-UC Berkeley team shows technique could be viable for scientific light sources around the globe.

A team of university and national lab researchers applied an optical field to reorganize the atoms in a superlattice into a stable supercrystal.

Military service supports Sandia contractors working at remote research station in Alaska.

The latest results from the Fermilab NOvA experiment are taking us closer to describing the most basic properties of the mysterious neutrino.

Physicists get closer to solving the proton radius puzzle with unique new measurement of the charge radius of the proton.

Synthetic molecules made at Berkeley Lab can be used to diagnose numerous devastating illnesses.

The human skull is extremely complex. To build helmets that protect it well, we need a detailed understanding of its structure and behavior.

Xu has received a $2.5 million award to advance research on superconducting magnets for the next generation of particle colliders.

Researchers use electron microscopy to produce high-res images at the atomic scale of everything from composite nanomaterials to single proteins.

The evolution of the Mu2e production target is a testament to the strength of the team putting it together.

Physicists use the application of high pressure to reveal unusual structural, magnetic, and superconducting properties.

Scientists use powerful 4D-STEM electron microscopy technique to map out the best atomic ‘hangouts’ in high-performance materials.

Berkeley Lab teams up with the California Department of Transportation on real-time traffic analysis.

Discovery yields new quantitative description of unusual behavior relevant to materials used in electronics, medicine, telecommunications, and more.

Researchers at PNNL are responsible for developing, building, and deploying three promising projects critical to the search for dark matter.

A Q&A with a Berkeley Lab computer security expert on cyberattacks.