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The Argonne-led Joint Center for Energy Storage Research and NASA team up to conduct research into next-generation batteries to be used in space.

Berkeley Lab researchers discover new rules for single-particle imaging with light-emitting nanocrystals.

Technique developed by a trio of national labs reveals secrets to proteins one layer at a time.

University of Washington researchers supported by the Office of Science have created LEDs 10,000 smaller than the thickness of a human hair.

Multidisciplinary ORNL team discovers unexpected effect of heavy hydrogen in organic solar cells.

Scientists at the Ames Laboratory are using the technique to “see” small but potentially significant changes to materials in real time.

Supercomputers give Argonne Lab scientists new insight into the critical transition that drives the creation of corrosive conditions.

Fermilab researchers have finished a portrait of one of the universe’s fundamental particles.

Pond-dwelling powerhouse's genome points to its biofuel potential.

3D Printer Technology will allow scientists to 'speed-read' through materials libraries, finding properties that best suit particular needs.

Berkeley Lab and SLAC discover 3D counterpart to graphene with potentially wide-ranging applications.

Brookhaven Lab's Justine Haupt helping to build the world's largest digital camera.