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Committee lays out research priorities for future of U.S. particle physics Technician in full-body blue suit, gloves, and mask leans in with a tool between two large silver cylinders

Committee lays out research priorities for future of U.S. particle physics

UChicago to lead first U.S.-based node of top computational modeling network Aerial view of campus facing east during autumn

UChicago to lead first U.S.-based node of top computational modeling network

Researchers invent new way to stretch diamond for better quantum bits Illustration of stretched diamonds

Researchers invent new way to stretch diamond for better quantum bits

Scientists working to make tiny, powerful microelectronics even smaller, more energy efficient Scientist holding microchip

Scientists working to make tiny, powerful microelectronics even smaller, more energy efficient

Rising leaders of Quantum Prairie View of Chicago skyline

Rising leaders of Quantum Prairie

U.S. Department of Energy renews Midwest Integrated Center for Computational Materials Prof. Galli and researchers

U.S. Department of Energy renews Midwest Integrated Center for Computational Materials

Argonne workshop connects teachers with data science for new approaches to learning Scientist demonstrates rainfall sensor

Argonne workshop connects teachers with data science for new approaches to learning

Using machine learning to improve management of electric vehicle charging Electric car charging

Using machine learning to improve management of electric vehicle charging

A reliable sensor that can screen for water contamination Water faucet

A reliable sensor that can screen for water contamination

Transistor can adhere to internal organs like tape Ph.D. student Nan Li, first author of the new paper, holds up a sample of the adhesive transistor.

Transistor can adhere to internal organs like tape