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Oct. 19, 2021 -- In an article featured on the cover of this month’s Nature Reviews Materials, researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne

Providing Soldiers with a place to call home is important to Michelle Lenis, whose focus is providing Soldiers with safe and comfortable living conditions.

Beginning three years after New Horizons' historic flyby, Pluto's atmosphere appeared to be starting to condense and refreeze, according to scientists.

Janesville police monitoring four crosswalks in the city found that 85% of motorists stopped for a pedestrian or bicyclist crossing the roadway, according to a Sunday police department news release.

Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) is helping a client develop a simple post-refinery treatment process that reduces exhaust emissions from diesel engines by overcoming the soot/nitrogen oxides (NOx) reduction trade-off that has plagued engine researchers for decades. The result is a modified fuel that potentially could replace today’s ultra-low sulfur diesel,...

Fort Hood’s two major road construction projects will be completed within the next two weeks, increasing entrance and egress traffic flow.

Oct. 7, 2021 -- A team from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Stanford University and Purdue University developed and

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Quantum equipment in the Alice laboratory, where the photon source and the first node in the team’s network are stored. Credit: Carlos Jones/ORNL

SAN ANTONIO — Oct. 4, 2021 — When Pluto passed in front of a star on the night of August 15, 2018, a Southwest Research Institute-led team of