Researchers modeled soil carbon sequestration rates for five crops

"Our simulations are only a first step toward truly realistic 3D simulations of supernova."

Scientists hope a better understanding of the basic building blocks of fats will help in battling diabetes and obesity

Genetic diversity can lead to more productive growth in switchgrass crops

Researchers may have found a way for the semiconductor industry to hit miniaturization targets on time and without defects

Using relatively low-energy X-rays, the IEX beamline at the APS will help illuminate electronic ordering and emergent phenomena in ordered materials

The method was discovered by UW scientists and confirmed in tests at Argonne

Newly tolerant infants had higher levels of several strains of bacteria that produce short chain fatty acids

Argonne National Lab and Mississippi State University partner to create solutions for southeast region

Copper clusters capture and convet carbon dioxide to make fuel

Dreaded bacterial-related diseases have killed untold numbers of humans over the centuries. Today, two million illnesses and nearly 23,000 deaths can be attributed to antibiotic-resistant bacteria throughout the United States, say the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

It is becoming possible to image complex systems in 3-D with near-atomic resolution on ultrafast timescales using extremely intense X-ray free-electron laser (XFEL) pulses.

Year-long program helps move technologies to the market.

A new discovery about the atomic structure of uranium dioxide will help scientists select the best computational model to simulate severe nuclear reactor accidents.

Testing for ovarian cancer or the presence of a particular chemical could be almost as simple as distinguishing an F sharp from a B flat, thanks to a new microscopic acoustic device that has been dramatically improved by scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Argonne National Laboratory.