Water Filtration Membranes That Can Clean Themselves Created
Cheap and effective, water filtration membranes have been around for years but have always been vulnerable to clogging from organic and inorganic materials
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Nanodevices Could Thwart Formation of Alzheimer's Plaques
Researchers are studying ways to prevent β-amyloid peptides from forming these dangerous plaques in order to halt development of Alzheimer's disease in the brain
Scientists Weigh in on the Origin of Heavy Elements
A recent study may provide critical insights into the processes that work together to create the exotic nuclei
New Coronavirus Protein Reveals Drug Target
A potential drug target has been identified in a newly mapped protein of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19
Scientists Pioneer New Low-Temperature Chemical Conversion Process
Cyclohexane is an important starting molecule in a wide range of chemical reactions
Scaling Forward
Argonne scientist’s approach to molecular modeling may accelerate the development of new organic materials for electronics
Transitions: Argonne’s Pioneering Study of Nuclear Energy Future
Broad collaborative research effort offers glimpse into the future of nuclear energy
New Discovery is Big on Nanoscale
Even though the term "nanomaterials" is broadly used, nanoscale materials science has yet to be fully developed
Relax, Just Break It
The properties of a solid depend on the arrangement of its atoms, which form a periodic crystal structure
Scientists Observe the Mirror-Like Physics of the Superconductor-Insulator Transition
Recent work could lead to development of supersensitive and energy-efficient sensors, detectors, and logical switches for science and communication, memory storage, and other emergent technologies