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Energy Secretary Chris Wright Visits Brookhaven National Laboratory

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright took a behind-the-scenes tour of cutting-edge science and technology facilities at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory on Tuesday, Sept. 30. More...

Scientists Develop Fuel-Cell Catalyst for Heavy-Duty Vehicles
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Biologists Engineer Larger, Tougher Crops for Fuel, Bioproducts
New research could lead to greener, faster metal production
Small, Shapeshifting Catalytic Nanoparticles Steer Carbon Dioxide Conversion

Scientists Unravel the Atomic Secrets of Alpha Plutonium
Scientists Use AI to Predict Protein Structure and Function
Collaborative Team from Virginia Tech, George Mason University, and Brookhaven National Laboratory Wins Top Awarding in 4-VA
Ryugu Asteroid Research Reveals Mineral History Predating Any on Earth
New Lens Into Atomic Structures of Ultra-Thin Films

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Speeding Up Science with Robots

Edwin Lazo, a beamline scientist at NSLS-II, discusses how robots automate experiments at Brookhaven's synchrotron light source without human involvement. With this evolving technology, scientists can perform their research efficiently at the Laboratory or even at home.

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Energy Secretary Chris Wright Visits Brookhaven National Laboratory

Scientists Develop Fuel-Cell Catalyst for Heavy-Duty Vehicles

Making Waves: RIXS Illuminates Elusive Carriers of Angular Momentum

Biologists Engineer Larger, Tougher Crops for Fuel, Bioproducts

New research could lead to greener, faster metal production

Small, Shapeshifting Catalytic Nanoparticles Steer Carbon Dioxide Conversion

Scientists Unravel the Atomic Secrets of Alpha Plutonium

Scientists Use AI to Predict Protein Structure and Function

Collaborative Team from Virginia Tech, George Mason University, and Brookhaven National Laboratory Wins Top Awarding in 4-VA

Ryugu Asteroid Research Reveals Mineral History Predating Any on Earth

New Lens Into Atomic Structures of Ultra-Thin Films

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Speeding Up Science with Robots

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