Argonne National Lab

World-class research starts with world-class safety. Mike Wachel, chemical safety officer at Argonne, plays a vital role in ensuring the safe handling and storage of chemicals across the lab – bit.ly/46A3qBQ

Time is of the essence! Argonne researchers are using AI to help speed up nuclear reactor licensing without compromising safety. Their work supports plant operations, streamlines reviews, and improves early fault detection. Learn more - bit.ly/3MhhPvN

How we recycle batteries will shape the future of energy storage. Argonne researchers are using molten salts to recover key metals from used battery cathodes, a primary component inside today’s batteries - bit.ly/4b11Ie7

Understanding how molecules react in the gas phase is key to improving everything from energy systems to atmospheric models. Argonne assistant scientist Sarah Elliott shares how her research is advancing that understanding - bit.ly/4aR6sTn

🚀 Exoplanets, extremophiles and extraordinary materials: Argonne fans and followers joined students, faculty and staff from @UChicago for a screening of @ProjectHailMary, followed by a fun discussion on the science of the film - bit.ly/3Nt07pu @uchicagopme

This inkjet-like printer for microelectronics sprays a mist of nanoparticles onto a surface, building up layers to form electronic parts. #NSLSII @argonne @AdvPortfolio bnl.gov/newsroom/news.…

As a principal mechanical engineer at Argonne, Roger Kellogg is known for developing first-of-a-kind solutions that transform complex ideas into real-world systems - bit.ly/3Oc91Ih

Robotics and AI are redefining how new scientific insights emerge. Argonne Chemist Ilya Shkrob highlights the groundbreaking work underway at the Robotic Autonomous Platforms for Innovative Discovery lab for materials and chemistry- bit.ly/3N3TR7z

Time is of the essence! Argonne researchers are using AI to help speed up nuclear reactor licensing without compromising safety. Their work supports plant operations, streamlines reviews, and improves early fault detection. Learn more - bit.ly/3MhhPvN

Does AI work just like a search engine? Not quite. 🤔 Priyanka Setty, a PhD candidate and visiting researcher at Argonne, explains how AI recognizes patterns to reveal scientific insights faster than ever.

AI Unlocks Secrets of Self-Healing Materials

Robots That Learn to Assist Scientists

Argonne is advancing AI for science with support from @ENERGY’s #GenesisMission - bit.ly/4lv5xNs New projects across energy and materials science combine AI, robotics and automation to speed discovery. Check the thread to learn more! 🧵 ⬇️

🚨 Myth: AI is one-size-fits-all. 💡 Fact: Generic AI can’t handle the complexity of cancer research or pathology. Computational biologist Nicholas Chia explains why specialized AI models are key to scientific discoveries we can trust.

🚨 Myth: AI will become self-aware or sentient. 💡 Fact: AI isn’t alive, and it doesn’t want things. Computational scientist Bethany Lusch explains why AI isn’t going rogue anytime soon.