Read "All-nighters for Science," Louise Lerner's (ANL-CPA) account of an overnight shift during a recent user-beam run at the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science's Advanced Photon Source national research facility at Argonne National Laboratory.
The article appears in the spring 2017 issue of Argonne Now, the Laboratory's science magazine.
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Also featured in the spring 2017 issue is "A DRUG TO FIGHT HIV," one of the "Four examples of industry gaining an edge by using Argonne facilities."
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