Labs at-a-Glance: Argonne National Laboratory

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Quick Facts

  • Location: Argonne, Illinois
  • 1,500 acres and 99 buildings
  • 3,402 Full Time Employees
  • 812 Students
  • 5,525 Facility Users
  • 979 Visiting Scientists

Core Capabilities

  • Particle Physics
  • Nuclear Physics
  • Accelerator Science and Technology
  • Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Science
  • Chemical and Molecular Science
  • Applied Mathematics
  • Advanced Computer Science, Visualization, and Data
  • Applied Nuclear Science and Technology
  • Applied Materials Science and Engineering
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Systems Engineering and Integration
  • Large Scale User Facilities / Advanced Instrumentation

Office of Science User Facilities

  • Advanced Photon Source (APS)
  • Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF)
  • Center for Nanoscale Materials (CNM)
  • Electron Microscopy Center (EMC)
  • Argonne Tandem Linac Accelerator System (ATLAS)
  • ARM Climate Research Facility

Recent Annual Funding by Source (Costs in $M)

Argonne National Laboratory - FY2014 Funding by Source (Costs in $ million): ASCR, $76.695; BER, $27.541; BES, $242.776; FES, $0.028; HEP, $19.876; NP, $30.596; Other SC, $20.090; EERE, $67.309; EM, $3.645; NE, $32.618; NNSA, $84.976; Other DOE, $11.481; DHS, $29.436; WFO, $90.662. 

DHS = Department of Homeland Security
EERE = DOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy
EM = DOE Office of Environmental Management
NE = DOE Office of Nuclear Energy
NNSA = National Nuclear Security Administration
WFO = Work for Others

Office of Science (SC) Programs:

ASCR = Advanced Scientific Research Computing
BES = Basic Energy Sciences
BER = Biological and Environmental Research
FES = Fusion Energy Sciences
HEP = High Energy Physics
NP = Nuclear Physics

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