This week, scientists from across the country gathered at Argonne for the Low Energy Community Meeting 2026. Researchers shared advances in nuclear physics, explored emerging opportunities and discussed the future of low-energy nuclear science!
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- Culture is about more than where we're from—it's also about the communities we build. Argonne employee resource groups joined this year's Argonne Cultural Fair, creating opportunities for employees to connect, learn and celebrate the many experiences represented across the lab.
- Argonne researchers and collaborators developed an AI system that automates atomistic simulations from start to finish, potentially reducing work that once took months to days. The framework could make advanced materials research faster & more accessible - bit.ly/4zcYpfd
- AI is changing the way we do science, and Argonne has been helping build that future for decades. Join us Sept. 17 for #ArgonneOutLoud - The Next Frontier: How AI Is Reshaping Discovery at Argonne. Register to attend in person: bit.ly/4xCsClZ
- What if waves in magnets could power next-gen information technology? Argonne and @UofIllinois researchers developed a new way to generate and control magnons, tiny ripples in magnetic materials, opening possibilities for faster, lower-power devices - bit.ly/4wSX7nQ
