To encourage and develop talented scientific leaders of the future, the Leadership Academy for Women in Science and Engineering (LAWISE) task force brought together a cohort of approximately 55 high-potential women from across Argonne National Laboratory, Fermi...
Training, mentorship, talent databases, streamlined operations, and a unified brand were ideas presented from latest cohorts The 17 national labs across the U.S. Department of Energy complex have solved some of the most important problems in science over the...
Imagine having a wiring diagram of the brain — of its 100 billion neurons and their quadrillions of connections. What would that reveal to us about human cognition, disease, and even life itself? That sort of huge undertaking is now conceivable, thanks to advances in...
E-truck charging stations could power the transportation system of the future. Researchers at UChicago and Argonne calculated how much this might cost. By 2030, more than half of all new vehicle sales are expected to be all electric. But passenger vehicles only...
In 2007, a new leadership training initiative for scientists at Argonne National Laboratory and Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory launched as a small pilot project. This fall, the training initiative kicked off its latest cohort as a highly sought-after program...
Supported by the JTFI, the Strategic Program for Innovation at the National Labs (SPIN) kicked off in March with 17 scientists and staff from Argonne and Fermilab. Through lectures and group simulation exercises taught by University of Chicago and Booth School of...
