2014 | U.S. DOE Office of Science (SC)

Decoding Dengue and West Nile

Researchers from the University of Michigan and Purdue University use Argonne Lab’s Advanced Photon Source to take steps toward control of growing public health problems.

Quarks in the Looking Glass

Researchers at Jefferson Lab probe properties of ‘mirror symmetry’ in quarks and provide a new and much more precise measurement of one of their key properties.

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President Obama Welcomes 2013 Fermi Award Winners to the White House

Drs. Allan J. Bard and Andrew Sessler honored for their exceptional contributions to science and service.

Good Hair Day

New technique developed by scientists at Argonne National Laboratory grows tiny 'hairy' materials at the microscale.

A Map Made in the Heavens

Scientists pair precise observations with incredible computing power to create an astonishingly accurate map of the universe.

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Harvesting the Sun’s Energy Through Heat as Well as Light

New approach developed at MIT could generate power from sunlight efficiently and on demand.

Cooling Microprocessors with Carbon Nanotubes

Technique from Berkeley Lab’s Molecular Foundry could also work with graphene.

Adding Students and Multiplying Scientists

The 2014 National Science Bowl is set to begin.

President Obama Names Scientists Bard and Sessler as Enrico Fermi Award Recipients

On Monday, February 3rd, Secretary Moniz will present one of the government’s most prestigious awards for scientific achievement to two of the nation’s most distinguished researchers.

Catching Catalysts in Action

Researchers at Brookhaven Lab have demonstrated an unprecedented ability to follow chemical reactions in real-time, and see the play-by-play of energy conversion.

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Protein Puzzles and Scientific Solutions

Researchers at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory solve fiendishly complicated structures using X-ray savvy and serious computing power.

A Year in the Beauty of Discovery and Innovation

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory publishes its 2014 Science as Art calendar.