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Author Maria Gallucci stands in front of the sign for the Hanford B Reactor.
EnergyNews

Visiting the City That Built the Hanford Nuclear Site

South-central Washington state is vibrant, green, and home to 212 million liters of radioactive waste

4 min read
white lines connect to form the outline of a human brain on a black background
EnergyNews

DOE Backs AI for Clean-Tech Investors

Data science company Rho AI will use machine learning to build better networks for clean-tech companies and private investors

3 min read
An illustration shows nanocrystals assembling into an ordered ‘superlattice’
SemiconductorsNews

For First Time, Researchers Image Real-Time Formation of Superlattices From Nanocrystals

Insights drawn from this imaging could provide techinques for better controlling superlattices' properties

3 min read
Illustration of the ultrafast electron diffraction (UED) experiment used to capture the rapid atomic response to light in perovskites.
SemiconductorsNews

Atomic Movies Offer Insights Into More Efficient Perovskites

Photons spin atoms around into a whirl inside of perovskites, offering clues about how to make the material a more efficient light-to-electricity transformer

2 min read

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