Ames Lab, Iowa State alumna Hoffman recognized with Enrico Fermi Award Darleane C. Hoffman is a newly announced recipient of the Enrico Fermi Presidential Award
New hybrid catalyst could help decarbonization and make ethylene production more sustainable A new hybrid catalyst converts carbon dioxide into ethylene in one pot. The catalyst was developed by scientists from Ames National Laboratory, Iowa State University, University of Virginia, and Columbia University.
Pat Thiel's research commemorated in special journal issue The Journal of Vacuum Science and Technology highlights the research accomplishments of Ames Lab scientist.
Rxn Rover software helps small chem labs easily access AI for reaction optimization A new open-source software helps small chem labs access artificial intelligence.
A 'fairly simple' breakthrough makes accessing stored hydrogen more efficient A new catalyst extracts hydrogen from hydrogen storage materials easily and efficiently.
Ames Lab awarded up to $2.89M for fundamental rare-earth separations research A team led by scientists at Ames Laboratory will research separation processes taking place in ionic adsorption clays
Porting a computational chemistry code to exascale architectures A series aimed at sharing best practices in preparing applications for the supercomputer Aurora
NWChemEx: Computational Chemistry Code for the Exascale Era A team working on biofuel research is rewriting the decades-old NWChem software program for the exascale era.
Ames Lab 101: What is NMR? This video feature explains one of Ames Laboratory's most powerful tools of scientific investigation and discovery: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
New NMR spectroscopy research reveals the dynamics of catalysts in 3D space The achievement gives researchers new insights into how these catalysts work
