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In pivotal discovery, NIU and Argonne researchers develop “spintronic” material with remarkable electronic properties
The following article was provided courtesy of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory. Many scientists are studying different materials for their potential use...
DeKalb, IL – Northern Illinois University will help lead an $11 million National Science Foundation-backed field study that will send scientists into the teeth of severe...
DeKalb, IL – If you’ve encountered golf ball-size hail in recent years, well, you might have glimpsed the future. Under current human-driven climate-warming trajectories, hailstorms will...
In the face of escalating political tension and increasing polarization, NIU political science professor Scot Schraufnagel has released a timely and innovative exploration of legislative...
DeKalb, IL – NIU’s Gretel Mercado, a doctoral student in physics, has won a prestigious graduate student research award from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)....
DeKalb, IL – Electric vehicles (EVs) are quiet, clean and generally pretty awesome. But any EV owner who has taken a long trip and waited 30...
