AI for Science, Energy, and Security: Supporting DOE's Genesis Mission

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Ice Ice Maybe: New Ways to Search for Frozen Water on the Moon

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Ferroelectricity Emerges at the Nanoscale

Left: Cross-sectional electron microscopy image showing one-nanometer-thick titanium dioxide film grown on a silicon substrate and capped with platinum metal. Right: Schematic detailing titanium dioxide layers deposited on silicon.

Connecting Data, Computing, and AI for Scientific Discovery

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Scientists Reveal Hidden Structure of a Quantum Fluid

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