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(Created page with "{{TB 2020 Book 1}} The Department of Energy’s 17 National Laboratories tackle the critical scientific challenges of our time and possess unique instruments and facilities, many of which are found nowhere else in the world . They address large scale, complex research and development challenges with a multidisciplinary approach that places an emphasis on translating basic science to innovation . == Ames Laboratory == thumb|314x314px A...") |
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=== Human Capital === | === Human Capital === | ||
38 Postdoctoral Researchers | * 303 Full Time Equivalent Employees 47 Joint Faculty | ||
* 38 Postdoctoral Researchers | |||
98 Graduate Students | * 98 Graduate Students | ||
* 88 Undergraduate Students | |||
88 Undergraduate Students | * 104 Visiting Scientists | ||
104 Visiting Scientists | |||
=== Core Capabilities === | === Core Capabilities === | ||
Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Science | * Applied Materials Science and Engineering Chemical and Molecular Science | ||
* Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Science | |||
=== Mission Unique Facilities === | === Mission Unique Facilities === | ||
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<nowiki>*</nowiki>Excludes expenditures of monies received from other DOE contractors and through joint appointments of research staff | <nowiki>*</nowiki>Excludes expenditures of monies received from other DOE contractors and through joint appointments of research staff | ||
Facts | |||
Facts | Facts | ||
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==== Physical Assets ==== | ==== Physical Assets ==== | ||
'''154''' buildings | * '''1,517''' acres | ||
* '''154''' buildings | |||
'''$3.9''' billion replacement plant value | * '''$3.9''' billion replacement plant value | ||
* '''5.1''' million gross sq. ft. in buildings | |||
'''5.1''' million gross sq. ft. in buildings | * '''0.3''' million gross sq. ft. in leased facilities | ||
* '''0.02''' million gross sq. ft. in 16 excess facilities | |||
'''0.3''' million gross sq. ft. in leased facilities | |||
'''0.02''' million gross sq. ft. in 16 excess facilities | |||
==== Human Capital ==== | ==== Human Capital ==== | ||
'''379''' joint faculty | * '''3,448''' full-time equivalent employees | ||
* '''379''' joint faculty | |||
'''317''' postdoctoral researchers | * '''317''' postdoctoral researchers | ||
* '''297''' undergraduate students | |||
'''297''' undergraduate students | * '''224''' graduate students | ||
* '''8,035''' facility users | |||
'''224''' graduate students | * '''809''' visiting scientists | ||
'''8,035''' facility users | |||
'''809''' visiting scientists | |||
==== Argonne National Laboratory Core Capabilities ==== | ==== Argonne National Laboratory Core Capabilities ==== | ||
• Biological and Bioprocess Engineering | * • Accelerator Science and Technology | ||
* • Advanced Computer Science, Visualization, and Data | |||
• Chemical and Molecular Science | * • Applied Materials Science and Engineering | ||
* • Applied Mathematics | |||
• Chemical Engineering | * • Biological and Bioprocess Engineering | ||
* • Chemical and Molecular Science | |||
• Climate Change Sciences and Atmospheric Science | * • Chemical Engineering | ||
* • Climate Change Sciences and Atmospheric Science | |||
• Computational Science | * • Computational Science | ||
* • Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Science | |||
* • Cyber And Information Sciences | |||
• Condensed Matter Physics and Materials Science | * • Decision Science and Analysis | ||
* • Large-Scale User Facilities and Advanced Instrumentation | |||
• Cyber And Information Sciences | * • Nuclear and Radio Chemistry | ||
* • Nuclear Engineering | |||
• Decision Science and Analysis | * • Nuclear Physics | ||
* • Particle Physics | |||
• Large-Scale User Facilities and Advanced Instrumentation | * • Systems Engineering and Integration | ||
• Nuclear and Radio Chemistry | |||
• Nuclear Engineering | |||
• Nuclear Physics | |||
• Particle Physics | |||
• Systems Engineering and Integration | |||
=== Mission Unique Facilities === | === Mission Unique Facilities === | ||
• Center for Nanoscale Materials (CNM) | * • Advanced Photon Source (APS) | ||
* • Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF) | |||
* • Argonne Tandem-Linac Accelerator System (ATLAS) | |||
* • Atmospheric Radiation Measurement Climate Research Facility’s Southern Great Plains (ARM-SGP) | |||
* • Center for Nanoscale Materials (CNM) | |||