Scientists Build Thinnest-Possible LEDs to be Stronger, More Energy Efficient
University of Washington researchers supported by the Office of Science have created LEDs 10,000 smaller than the thickness of a human hair.
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Solar Surprise
Multidisciplinary ORNL team discovers unexpected effect of heavy hydrogen in organic solar cells.
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Ultra-fast Laser Spectroscopy Lights Way to Understanding New Materials
Scientists at the Ames Laboratory are using the technique to “see” small but potentially significant changes to materials in real time.
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New Perspective on a Corrosive Problem
Supercomputers give Argonne Lab scientists new insight into the critical transition that drives the creation of corrosive conditions.
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Scientists Complete the Top Quark Puzzle
Fermilab researchers have finished a portrait of one of the universe’s fundamental particles.
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Duckweed Has Potential As Biofuel Source
Pond-dwelling powerhouse's genome points to its biofuel potential.
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Ames Lab, Critical Materials Institute Speed Metals Research with 3D Printer
3D Printer Technology will allow scientists to 'speed-read' through materials libraries, finding properties that best suit particular needs.
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Bulkier is Better?
Berkeley Lab and SLAC discover 3D counterpart to graphene with potentially wide-ranging applications.
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Aim for the Sky!
Brookhaven Lab's Justine Haupt helping to build the world's largest digital camera.
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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.
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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.
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