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The researchers have designed innovations to tame the power requirements of an electron-positron collider.

Researchers discovered that particles spontaneously form hollow structures during the charge-discharge cycle, allowing more ion flow without damage.

The largest study of its kind in the U.S. shows thousands of different types of bacteria living on cellphones and shoes.

Making two alterations to a single messenger protein, researchers induced the body’s biochemical control system to target two different conditions.

Researchers have identified key ingredients for producing high-value chemical compounds in an environmentally friendly fashion.

Bethany Rutherford has been selected to receive one of 62 U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science Graduate Student Research (SCGSR) awards.

Plasma physicists David Ennis and Stuart Loch will collaborate with the DIII-D National Fusion Facility on the grant that runs through June 30, 2022.

Researchers from NOAA and CU Boulder have devised a breakthrough method for determining emissions of carbon dioxide from fossil fuel combustion.

A team determined how to measure how many hot charge carriers are present in a metal nanostructure, crucial to technologies such as energy conversion.

Researchers developed a technique using a scanning tunneling microscope that can measure the energy distribution of hot electrons.

Washington State University researchers used an inexpensive catalyst made from nickel and molybdenum nanoparticles to improve fuel cell technology.

Pidaparthy will be given the chance to broaden his thesis research on fast charging lithium-ion electrode materials at DOE’s Argonne National Lab.

University of Virginia chemistry professor W. Dean Harman led a team developing a new method for manufacturing pharmaceuticals.

Chelsea E. Smith and Jordyn T. Stoll, both pursuing a Ph.D. in Ecology from the Department of Biological Sciences, were selected.

Stanford researchers have developed a device that can convert waste from desalination facilities into commercial chemicals.

A team of researchers has determined that classical novae are responsible for most of the lithium in our galaxy and solar system.

Researchers have devised a breakthrough method for the first-ever, national scale estimate of emissions of carbon dioxide from fossil fuels.

The findings may serve as a model for the world, illustrating that decreases in renewable costs may help drive clean energy growth.

Researchers have created a sodium-ion battery that holds as much energy and works as well as some commercial lithium-ion battery chemistries.

Care Anderson is a Ph.D.candidate in soil biogeochemist Marco Keiluweit’s lab at the Stockbridge School.

DOE has awarded the MSU-DOE Plant Research Laboratory an $11.25 million DOE Office of Basic Energy Sciences competitive renewal grant.

UC Santa Barbara researchers create new metasurface design methods that can make LED light act more like lasers.

A study used a combination of satellite and census data to identify socioeconomic drivers - deforestation and expanding saltwater farming.

Understanding light-induced damage could lead to plants designed to withstand more light, freeing up resources for plant growth and reproduction.

Shiv’s research will take place at the Argonne National Laboratory in the research area, Predicitive Materials Science and Chemistry,