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Scientists Achieve Higher Precision Weak Force Measurement Between Protons, Neutrons
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Nuclear physicists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have precisely measured the weak interaction between protons and neutrons.
The Next Big Thing: The Use of Graph Neutral Networks to Discovery Particles
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This summer, Fermilab physicists made an advance in their effort to embed graph neural networks into the experimental systems.
Active Learning Accelerates Redox-Flow Battery Discovery
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By using active learning, scientists at Argonne National Laboratory are more quickly finding suitable candidates for redox-flow batteries.
Berkeley Team Plays Key Role in Analysis of Particle Interactions That Produce Matter From Light
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Rare interaction of photons at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider produced pairs of W bosons, which carry the weak force.
Scientists Develop Forecasting Technique that Could Help Advance Quest for Fusion Energy
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Bringing the power of the sun to Earth requires sound theory, good engineering, and a little finesse.
DOE Funding Boosts Artificial Intelligence Research at Jefferson Lab
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DOE awards $2.16 million to Jefferson Lab’s David Lawrence and Chris Tennant for three-year projects.
PNNL, UW Broaden Capacity to Test for COVID-19
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A DOE team analyzed kits that could be used as a critical part of a laboratory test used to detect the virus in a sample from an infected person.
Key Partners Mark Launch of Electron-Ion Collider Project
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State-of-the-art facility and partnership among DOE, NYS, Brookhaven Lab, and Jefferson Lab will open a new frontier in nuclear physics.
ICEBERG Tests Future Neutrino Detector Systems with 'Beautiful' Results
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After initial tests end, the chosen electronics and photon sensors will be tested in the ProtoDUNE detectors, then mass-produced for use in DUNE.
Supercooled Water Is a Stable Liquid, Scientists Show for the First Time
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Measurements provide evidence that extremely cold liquid water exists in two distinct structures that co-exist & vary in proportion dependent on temp.
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Inspired by Nature
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Boston College chemists use a multi-catalyst system to covert greenhouse gas carbon dioxide into methanol.
Electrical and Computer Engineers Receive $497,455 from Department of Energy to Investigate Electric-Bias Control of Quantum Materials
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Alexander Balandin leads project that is expected to influence quantum communications and radiation therapy
Georgetown Professor Heads Study that Discovers a New Key to Unlocking Winding Spins
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The new research can be used to improve energy efficiency in magnetic memory and logic devices.
Profile of Judith (Roth) Clark
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Judith (Roth) Clark was one of 62 graduate students from across the nation selected for DOE's Office of Science Graduate Student Research Program.
Room Temperature Superconductivity Creeping Toward Possibility
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The possibility of achieving room temperature superconductivity took a tiny step forward with a recent discovery by a team of Penn State researchers.
Unfolding the Secrets of Ice Formation to Better Understand Climate
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Researchers at Stony Brook U are studying the nucleation of ice crystals with the goal to improve current cloud and climate modeling approaches.
New Funding Supports Milestone Initiative to Advance Solar Energy Research
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Researchers at University of Pennsylvania's Vagelos Institute for Energy Science and Technology have been awarded a Department of Energy grant.
Preexisting Drug Shows Promise in Fight Against COVID-19
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Researchers used state-of-the-art computer simulations to explain how a preexisting drug, Ebselen, may counteract the virus.
Physicists Find New Way to Unlock Winding Magnetic Spins
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The new discovery can be used to improve energy efficiency in magnetic memory and logic devices.
ODU Physicists, Students Unlock the Mysteries Within the Atom
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ODU physicists are working alongside scientists at Jefferson Lab and two area universities to unravel the internal structure of protons and neutrons.
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