From the atomic age to tomorrow's energy revolution, Argonne has been a leader in nuclear innovation for over 80 years. Our founding physicists achieved the world's first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction, and today, our research spans multiple scientific fields. As the conference concludes today, take a moment to discover how Argonne continues to advance nuclear energy systems, powering America's energy independence and national security. #ANSAnnual | Argonne National Laboratory

On September 26, 1918, America and its allies launched the Meuse-Argonne Offensive, the final Allied offensive of the First World War. Over 1.2 million Americans took part. For 47 days, the U.S. First Army fought across a 24-mile front. They faced poor weather, unforgiving terrain, and a determined German adversary as they battled forward. This was their moment to help bring the war to an end. Victory came at a great price – Americans casualties numbered over 100,000, making it the costliest mil

Nuclear recycling explained in 4 minutes. Nuclear Engineering at Argonne | Argonne National Laboratory