Unusual Supernova is Doubly Unusual for Being Perfectly Normal
The “Backyard Supernova,” sets new standard for normal Type Ia’s.
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Cracking a Cold Case and Enduring Mystery
Researchers use Berkeley Lab’s advanced technology to reveal the secrets of ancient concrete.
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Berkeley Lab Study Finds Moving Select Computer Services to the Cloud Promises Significant Energy Savings
Sky is the limit for potential savings from moving software applications to centralized systems.
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Bright Lights and Even Brighter Ideas
Office of Science-supported researchers are illuminating the way to better LEDs.
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Thousands Enjoy Fun Science at Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory’s Open House
Office of Science’s world-class research center points way to future possibilities in fusion energy.
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New Way to Print Organic Electronics
Method produces semiconductors of strikingly higher quality.
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Revolutionizing the Touch Screen?
Using nanotechnology, EFRC researchers fashion a new kind of transparent electrode for flat-panel displays.
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Opening the Eye-Popping Possibilities of the Smallest Scales
Scientists are probing the bottom – and building up new materials – thanks to the Office of Science’s Nanoscale Science Research Centers.
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DNA-Guided Assembly Yields Novel Ribbon-Like Nanostructures
Approach could be useful in fabricating new kinds of materials with engineered properties.
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Searching for Knowledge, ‘To infinity, and beyond!’
Quest for dark matter takes Office of Science supported research from high in the sky to deep underground.
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Little Drop Goes a Long Way in Studying Microbial and Atmospheric Reactions
New technique developed by researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory has potential to make a big splash.
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Revolutionary Experiment Begins Massive Move to Study Muons
Brookhaven Lab and Fermilab are moving a 50-foot-wide ring 3,200 miles in order to open new possibilities in particle physics.
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