Improving Carbon Sequestration
PNNL employs microfluidics system to investigate sequestering carbon dioxide.
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SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory develops effective capture for gamma ray signatures of astronomical events in our universe.
Read more about Prototype Detector and Chip TechnologyStoring Industry’s Carbon Dioxide in Real Time
PNNL researchers are developing new instruments that provide a first live look at industrial pollutants reacting with water and minerals.
Read more about Storing Industry’s Carbon Dioxide in Real TimeA Promising Alternative to Traditional Photovoltaic Materials
NREL finds that random nanohole arrays become transparent conductors.
Read more about A Promising Alternative to Traditional Photovoltaic MaterialsProtein Structures Through use of “Superbends” at the Advance Light Source
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory project designs unique bend magnets, enabling Nobel Prize winning science.
Read more about Protein Structures Through use of “Superbends” at the Advance Light SourcePreventing Blindness: A Vision of Technology
ORNL technology to scan millions for diabetic retinopathy traces roots to semiconductors.
Read more about Preventing Blindness: A Vision of TechnologyAttenuating Diesel Engine Emissions
Early this decade, Argonne chemists developed a special catalyst that can reliably and economically remove more than 95% of NOx emissions from diesel engines.
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Savannah River National Laboratory researches long-term economic in-situ remediation of sites with mixed contaminants.
Read more about Biogeochemical ControlsSafeguarding Nuclear Fuel Processing
Idaho National Laboratory develops international nonproliferation safeguards for commercial pyroprocessing facilities.
Read more about Safeguarding Nuclear Fuel ProcessingDifferential Microwave Radiometer and the Cosmic Microwave Background
Then new-to-field Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory physicist wins Nobel Prize for early “LDRD” project.
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