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Pittsburgh University 12.08.16University Research

Closing the Carbon Loop: Pitt Chemical Engineering Team Identifies New Catalyst that Advances Capture and Conversion of Atmospheric Carbon DioxideExternal link

Research at the University of Pittsburgh’s Swanson School of Engineering focused on developing a new catalyst that would lead to large-scale implementation of capture and conversion of carbon dioxide (CO2). Read More »

Andrew Hutton, associate director of Jefferson Lab’s Accelerator Division, looks over prototype particle accelerating devices – called cavities – in the lab’s Superconducting Radiofrequency Institute.12.07.16Profile

Meet the Director: Andrew Hutton

Director of the CEBAF user facility Andrew Hutton’s love for accelerators started at age 17. Read More »

Cornell University 12.07.16University Research

Bacterial Mechanism Converts Nitrogen to Greenhouse GasExternal link

Cornell researchers have discovered a biological mechanism that helps convert nitrogen-based fertilizer into nitrous oxide, an ozone-depleting greenhouse gas. Read More »

HEP-2016-12-a-thmb12.06.16Science Highlight

Shattering Protons in High-Energy Collisions Confirms Higgs Boson Production

New results confirm the rate of Higgs boson production, matching our understanding of how the universe works.

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12.06.16User Facility

Q&A with CFN User Don DiMarzioExternal link

Don DiMarzio is an engineering fellow at Northrop Grumman and a senior scientist within the company’s advanced research, development, design, and demonstration group NG Next, where he studies nanomaterials and radio-frequency metamaterials. Read More »

Georgia Tech University 12.06.16University Research

‘Spooky’ Sightings in Crystal Point to Extremely Rare Quantum Spin LiquidExternal link

Georgia Institute of Technology researchers have observed strong indications of quantum spin liquid inside a new exotic ytterbium crystal, first synthesized one year ago by scientists in China. Read More »

California Institute of Technology 12.06.16University Research

Manipulating Quantum OrderExternal link

Teams led by Thomas F. Rosenbaum of Caltech report how they have combined magnetic fields and large pressures to not only induce states of matter at ultra-low temperatures, but also to nudge them between competing types of quantum order. Read More »

HEP-2016-12-b-thmb12.05.16Science Highlight

New Limits in the Search for Sterile Neutrinos

New searches for sterile neutrinos, hypothetical particles that do not directly “talk to” any particles in the Standard Model, significantly narrow the remaining regions where these particles may be hiding. Read More »

12.05.16From the Labs

New Study of Water-Saving Plants Advances Efforts to Develop Drought-Resistant CropsExternal link

As part of an effort to develop drought-resistant food and bioenergy crops, scientists at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory have uncovered the genetic and metabolic mechanisms that allow certain plants to conserve water and thrive in semi-arid climates. Read More »

12.02.16Profile

Udaya Kalluri: A Contagious Enthusiasm for Plant ScienceExternal link

A 10-year scientist in the Biosciences Division at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Kalluri focuses her work around lab programs such as DOE’s BioEnergy Science Center (BESC) to create better biofuels, improve plant productivity, and study beneficial plant-microbe interactions. Read More »

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