Thomas Jefferson Laboratory lends expertise in cryogenics developments.
Recent experiments have confirmed the great potential of a novel plasma-material interface concept.
Enzyme “promiscuity” and “monogamy” play a significant role in myriad biochemical reactions.
How atoms move in biochemical reactions - a fast and accurate method to model all the atoms.
New research advances in the modeling of the critical “pedestal” region of tokamak plasmas.
New design significantly increases the lifetime and reduces the platinum content in electrocatalysts needed for advanced fuel cells for automotive applications.
High-efficiency compound semiconductor solar cells can now be printed on flexible, plastics.
House-of-Cards structure leads to improved zeolite catalyst.
Understanding how chemical vapors interact leads to better production equipment and increased lighting efficiency.
New nanostructured electrodes have 10 times the charging speed and higher battery power.
Ames Laboratory invented a non-toxic, “lead-free” solder that is now used to manufacture electronic components worldwide.
Researchers reveal that the secret is controlling the ordering of the atoms.
