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Molecular Foundry's Winter Seminar Series Begins Jan. 13

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Dynamic Surface Restructuring in Ag–Cu Boosts CO2 Conversion

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New Small-Batch Chemical Reactor Design Provides a Springboard for Science

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Ancient Asteroid Provides Evidence of Amino Acid Precursors

Microscopy image of a Bennu asteroid sample showing a green nitrogen-rich vein between two purple mineral (clay) layers.

NNSA-MSIIP Class of 2026-2027 Applications Available for Review

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SULI & CCI Intern Poster Session Dec. 5

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X-Rays Shed Light on Possible New Treatments for TB

A cross-section of the crystal structure for the enzyme Pks13 with the surface colored pink and blue as it interacts with a stick-like structure of CMX410, which is a new drug candidate for TB

Make Mine a Double: Mapping Gene Networks to Decode Function

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Nematic Magnetic Helices Fluctuate at Different Tempos

Two 3D simulations show magnetic wave patterns in layered materials. The images display alternating red and blue bands representing magnetic polarization from +1 to -1, with rippling, wave-like distortions across the surfaces.

GenomeOcean Leverages AI to Decode Nature’s Secret Language

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Science IT Publishes Article on Few-Shot Learning, Presented at PEARC ‘25

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Clues to How Space Radiation Induces Cognitive Damage

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