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Volume 22, Number 1 – Spring 2004 Superconductivity team wins top research prizes Creating stability in a world of unstable electricity distribution Argonne tests, creates fuel cells to power the future Fueling the hydrogen future with Argonne's ceramic membrane Nuclear plants may be clean hydrogen source Argonne update Stars surrender secrets to supercomputers || Electricity controls nanocrystal architecture

Volume 21, Number 2 – Summer 2003 Three Argonne technologies win R&D 100 Awards Serendipity in lab turns blood into stem cells Cutting blood supply to tumors could stop them Argonne update Access Grid aids SARS patients || New clues found to Alzheimer's Disease. || Survival skills for women program honored || Illinois funds nanotechnology center

Volume 21, Number 1 – Spring 2003 Ice smoothie gives heart attacks the 'Big Chill,' may save lives Cadmium causes calcium loss in bones within hours of exposure X-rays penetrate secrets of diesel engine Argonne update Insect breathing mechanism discovered || Surface disorder is more than skin deep || Portable detector finds concealed nuclear weapons || Gammasphere returns to Argonne

Volume 20, Number 3 – Fall 2002 Microelectronic nose detects and recognizes gases to save lives Sidebar: Smart Sensor Developer Kit sees things in the air Sweet solution to a salty situation is also environmentally friendly Modeling world turned upside down with new simulation software Argonne update ANL-W, INEEL to be core of advanced nuclear power research || 3 Argonne technologies win R&D 100s || Cell communication secrets revealed at SBC || ARM research extended down under to Darwin || 'I-Wire' is first connection in ultrafast network || Faculty and students are on the 'FaST' track

Volume 20, Number 2 – Summer 2002 Globus software plugs users into the grid Blood-vessel simulations provide valuable data for doctors Good-neighbor Argonne helps high-tech companies Argonne update Pres. Bush visits Argonne for homeland security demos || Super-slick coating nears commercialization || IPNS named 'Nuclear Historic Landmark' || X-rays expose secrets of diesel combustion

Volume 20, Number 1 – Winter 2002 Fermi facts, fables: Colleagues and friends share memories Researchers reach to the skies to reveal the secrets of the stars Passively safe reactors rely on nature to keep them cool Sidebar: What is a fast reactor? Enhanced IPNS to train Spallation Neutron Source user community Argonne update Early Argonne reactor lit future of nuclear power industry || Four Argonne materials scientists among world's most cited

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