Neutron crystallography maps LPMOs that break down fibrous cellulose

The idea for the bovine application evolved from discussions between Los Alamos National Lab researchers and scientists at the New Mexico health laboratory

The work stems from Los Alamos research into computational material science, with broader applications to materials physics, energy security and weapons physics

Los Alamos team identifies features that differentiate among F. tularensis and other novel clinical and environmental Francisella isolates

Results will also be used to understand basic questions about nature such as the cooling mechanisms of the early universe and the formation of planets and stars

Curiosity rover's discovery of manganese oxide points to a more Earth-like planet

This research provides the first comprehensive understanding of water’s role within graphene oxide nanosheets (functionalized graphene sheets)

A new study of permafrost has found that the ice wedges forming the prevalent honeycomb pattern across the tundra appear to be melting rapidly across the Arctic

Laboratories have teamed up to support a DOE initiative through the creation of the Electrocatalysis Consortium (ElectroCat).

Computational modeling fills in potential gaps in transmission chains

C. abyssinicus revealed answers about gorilla lineage but also provided fossil evidence that our common ancestor migrated from Africa.

A luminescent solar concentrator is an emerging sunlight harvesting technology that has the potential to disrupt the way we think about energy

Researchers have collaborated to craft a request that could fundamentally alter how the antibodies used in research are identified.

By tracking down how bacterial defense systems work, the scientists can potentially fight infectious diseases and genetic disorders.