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Smarter Self-assembly Opens New Pathways for Nanotechnology
Scientists at Brookhaven Lab have developed a way to direct the self-assembly of multiple molecular patterns within a single material, producing new nanoscale architectures. This is a significant conceptual leap in self-assembly that could change the way we design and manufacture electronics. More...
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Three Projects Launch New Climate Model Development and Validation Activity
– Atmospheric System Research, September 26
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Brookhaven Lab using cinema to spread science to the masses
– Newsday, September 25
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Doing the Translator Shuffle: Changing Roles at ARM
– ARM Climate Research Facility, September 19
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Energetic protons boost BNL isotope production
– CERN Courier, September 16
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The Discovery of Gravitational Waves from Colliding Black Holes
During this BSA Distinguished Lecture, Imre Bartos of Columbia University provides an introduction to gravitational waves, and then describes how their recent discovery opens a new window to the universe, expanding the frontiers of astrophysics and cosmology. Read More
