Argonne National Laboratory
ARGONNE, IL - MARCH 15: President Barack Obama speaks to guests during a visit to Argonne National Laboratory on March 15, 2013 in Argonne, Illinois. Obama used the event to push for more federally funded research into clean energy technologies. Argonne is the current home of a $120 million federal project to develop smaller, cheaper and more powerful batteries for electric vehicles.
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Obama on IRS Scandal: I Didn't Know
President Barack Obama speaks to guests during a visit to Argonne National Laboratory on March 15, 2013 in Argonne, Illinois. U.S. President Barack Obama said on Thursday that he did not know about the Internal Revenue Service Inspector General's report from CNBC Read more »
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Better batteries could revolutionize solar, wind power
As intermittent energy sources like wind and solar expand, the U.S. government has picked Argonne National Laboratory as the "innovation hub" for energy storage such as batteries. This site has no copyright on the published material. All content belongs from Humanitarian News Read more »
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Better batteries could revolutionize solar, wind power
As intermittent energy sources like wind and solar expand, the U.S. government has picked Argonne National Laboratory as the "innovation hub" for energy storage such as batteries. Here, Argonne scientists Ira Bloom (front) and Javier Bareño prepare a sam from USA Today Read more »
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Graphene layers dramatically reduce wear and friction on sliding steel surfaces
(Phys.org) —Sometimes, all it takes is an extremely small amount of material to make a big difference. Scientists at Argonne National Laboratory have recently discovered that they could substitute one-atom-thick graphene layers for oil-based lubricants o from PhysOrg.com Read more »
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RFID deployed at US nuclear facility wins AIM award
AIM, the industry association and worldwide authority on bar code, RFID, RTLS and mobile computing, has selected Argonne National Laboratory to receive the 2013 Active RFID Award. This marks the inaugural year for the award, established by AIM to capture from Fibre2Fashion.com Read more »
