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Batavia, Ill., Dec. 5, 2025 — Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory hosted a building dedication ceremony today for the Helen Edwards Engineering Research Center with officials from the U.S. Department of…

…nation’s technological leadership and global competitiveness. The ambitious mission will harness the current AI and advanced computing revolution to double the productivity and impact of American science and engineering within…

…energy leadership. Pushing the limits of quantum performance The center strategically complements these strengths through a multidisciplinary collaboration spanning quantum information science, superconductivity, materials science, cryogenics, microwave engineering, computational science…

…favorite aspects of projects here. Before Sandia, I earned my master’s and Ph.D. in electrical and computer engineering at Georgia Tech. What is the main project you are working on…

…earn a bachelor’s in electrical engineering. She is now pursuing a master’s degree in radiofrequency engineering at the University of Illinois Chicago. KeAndre Worthy, left, is an electronics technician in…

…going to have multiple pathways to harness fusion energy.” “We have national labs that work in applied science, engineering …  Just as important, and maybe even more inspiring to me…

…from 1989-1999, passed away on June 26, 2025. Credit: Lynn Johnson, Fermilab Peoples earned his bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from the Carnegie Institute of Technology in 1955. He worked…

…field of quantum science and quantum computing — including quantum mechanics, superconducting technology, quantum computing and sensing, engineering and cryogenic platforms for quantum computers. On top of gaining technical and…

…engineer who manages the nuclear systems analysis group within Argonne’s Nuclear Science and Engineering division, a team of researchers is developing a novel transmutation system that uses an innovative separation…

…us to have more reliable ceramic windows for our RF couplers,” said Sergey Kazakov, an engineering physicist at Fermilab who worked on this project. To this end, Euclid Techlabs used…