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All Aboard the Neutron Train: Mapping Residual Stresses for More Robust Rails
Two Steps Ahead: Neutrons Help Explore Future HIV Treatments
UT-ORNL team makes first particle accelerator beam measurement in six dimensions
SNS completes full neutron production cycle at record power level
Gold ore’s chemical cousin helps reveal family secrets
Neutrons analyze advanced high-strength steels to improve vehicle safety and efficiency
$ORNL Instrument Scientist Clarina de la Cruz used the HB-2A Neutron Powder Diffractometer at the High Flux Isotope Reactor to analyze a cobalt-doped thermoelectric material boasting a record increase in room-temperature performance. (Image credit: ORNL/Genevieve Martin)$

Scientists use neutrons to take a deeper look at record boost in thermoelectric efficiency
A History of Neutron Scattering at ORNL
Robust MOF material exhibits selective, fully reversible and repeatable capture of toxic atmospheric gas
ORNL ramps up production of key radioisotope for cancer-fighting drug
Detector Improvements Upgrade Science Capabilities of SNS and HFIR Instruments
$A neutron diffraction pattern from a crystal of the PKG II enzyme binding domain with an activator bound, collected using the LADI-III beamline at the Institut Laue-Langevin. Credit: Blakeley & Kovalevsky.$

Enzyme associated with stomach cancer and osteoporosis seen in detail for the first time with neutron crystallography
Neutrons Evaluate Connection Between Cellular Water Dynamics and Cancer Cell Behaviors
Arnab Banerjee: traversing the unknown, befriending uncertainty
Centuries-old Foundry Process Finds New High-Tech Use
Taking the Stress out of Residual Stress Mapping
PSI Researchers Seek Existence of Exotic Quantum Spin Ice
Unusual Magnetic Structure May Support Next-Generation Technology
Neutrons Provide Insights into Increased Performance for Hybrid Perovskite Solar Cells
Neutrons—Nanosize matters

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