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Exotic Element, Californium, Explored in Detail
Kevin Brown Named Argonne’s First Walter Massey Fellow
Darwin on Fast Foward: ORNL Study on COVID-19 Earns Gordon Bell Special Prize Nomination
By Keeping Ferroelectric 'Bubbles' Intact, Researchers Pave Way for New Devices
New work led by Los Alamos National Laboratory reports the first structural characterization of californium-carbon bonding in a molecule.
Computer scientist awarded fellowship for impressive science and work promoting diversity, equity and inclusion.
Scientists used the nation's fastest supercomputer to teach an algorithm the language of molecules to search for COVID-19 treatments.
Special ferroelectric features offer promise for microelectronics and energy applications.
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$3.6 Million DOE Grant to Support Direct Air Carbon Capture Research
MicroBooNE's New Findings Provide Clues on Longtime Mystery in Neutrino Physics
A Diamond in the Rough: Researchers Identify New Mineral in Precious Stone's Flaws
How the Secret World of Soil Microbes Helps Keep Carbon in the Ground
A team led by Washington State U has received a $3.6 million grant on how to capture carbon dioxide out of the air to mitigate climate change.
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Collaborators used cutting-edge technology to record spectacularly precise 3D images of neutrino events to examine particle interactions in detail.
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The davemaoite grains discovery enabled chemical measurements of a mineral that is the main host of many important trace elements in the deep Earth.
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An international collaboration led by UMass Amherst probes the links between microbes, healthy soil and carbon.
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