Argonne National Laboratory

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  • The N=126 Factory

    The N=126 factory is a new experimental system at ATLAS developed to provide low-energy mass separated beam of radioactive isotopes produced through multi-nucleon transfer reactions.

  • Argonne Cleanroom

    The Argonne Cleanroom adds another critical resource at Argonne for addressing Department of Energy (DOE) and other research priorities for the nanoscience and nanotechnology community.

  • Monte Carlo

    OpenMC is a modern, flexible Monte Carlo particle transport code targeted toward high-performance computing environments.

  • Hybrid Quantum Science at Ultralow Temperatures

    The Center for Nanoscale Materials’ Quantum Matter and Devices Lab enables comprehensive low-temperature science down to 10 mK with extensive magnetic, electrical and optical capabilities for characterization of a variety of quantum materials and devices.

  • Hadron Therapy Research

    The Accelerator Group at the Physics Division has developed a compact linac design for ion beam therapy.

  • Material Irradiation with Ion Beams

    An ongoing experimental program at ATLAS led by a collaboration between PHY, MSD and NE, uses fast ion beams for the irradiation of candidate materials.

  • System Assessment and Analysis

    The Energy Systems and Infrastructure Analysis division’s capabilities in system assessment and analysis support policymakers in evaluating the potential impacts of energy decisions.