Norman D. Peterson Director, Government RelationsSeptember 9, 2013

Mississippi State University/Argonne National Laboratory Collaboration Opportunities

Argonne – a vital part of the Department of Energy national laboratory complex

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The national labs have varying mission and oversight

Science Labs

Energy Labs

Weapons Labs

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Our EmployeesFTEs 3,402

Joint Faculty 163

Postdocs 274

Grad/Undergrad 664/148

Annual Facility Users 5,525

Visiting Scientists 979

Argonne research portfolio

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Total Lab Operating Cost $741.9

Total DOE Cost $636.0

Total WFO Cost $90.7

FY12 Cost in Millions

How is Argonne organized to support the DOE mission?

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Argonne National Laboratory

Argonne integrates world-class science, engineering, and user facilities to deliver innovative

research and technologies

Industry

PARTICLE PHYSICS

NUCLEAR PHYSICS

APPLIED MATH

ACCELERATOR S&T

CHEMICAL & MOLECULAR SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

APPLIED NUCLEAR S&T

APPLIED MATERIAL SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

SYSTEMS ENGINEERING & INTEGRATION

CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS & MATERIALS SCIENCE

ADVANCED COMPUTER SCIENCE, VISUALIZATION & DATA

LARGE SCALE USER FACILITIES & ADVANCED INSTRUMENTATION

DOE Office of Science DOE Energy Offices / ARPA-E / WFO

Argonne’s core capabilities and sponsor mix

DiscoveryResearch

Use-InspiredResearch

AppliedR&D

TechnologyDemo

TechnologyDeployment

COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE

BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM SCIENCE

Future

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Argonne National Laboratory: Delivering science-based solutions to national energy and

security challenges

Sustainable Transportation

Nuclear Energy & SecurityEnergy Storage

Biological & Environmental

Systems

Through discovery and transformational research

World-leading hard x-ray sciences &

sources

Discovery science for

energy

Leadership computing and computational

ecosystem

Fundamental physics and accelerator

science

Materials & systems

engineering solutions

and use-inspired science and engineering

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Argonne’s world-class suite of user facilities

Advanced Photon Source Center for Nanoscale Materials

Electron Microscopy Center

Argonne Leadership Computing Facility

Argonne Tandem Linear Accelerator System

Industry

National labs

Universities

Discovery Research

Use-Inspired Research

AppliedR&D

Technology Demo

Technology Deployment

National Lab priorities: To guide use-inspired fundamental

research To address key problems with

`dream teams’ of academic, industry, and laboratory scientists working collaboratively

To accelerate transfer of science insights and technologies to industry

Using the national lab system to link basic science and industry

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Argonne is at the hub of America’s innovation heartland

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Chicago Innovation Ecosystem

Mentorship Programs

Chicago Medicine/BSD

Molecular Engineering

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Leveraging Chicago’s research/innovation ecosystem

Engineering

KelloggTech Transfer

Medical

Chicago Booth

Illinois Industry

Biotechnology

Nanotechnology

Engineering

Genetics

Computation/Parallel Computing

Angel/VC Funds

Incubators

Accelerators

User Facilities

Engineering Materials

Public Sector

Transportation

Polsky Center

Computation

Agriculture and food

Pharma

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Joint Center for Energy Storage Research

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The JCESR Team

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LaboratoriesArgonne

Lawrence Berkeley

Sandia

Pacific Northwest

SLAC

5Universities

University of Illinois at Chicago

University of Chicago

Northwestern University

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

University of Michigan

4Private Sector

PartnersDow

JCI

Applied Materials

Clean Energy Trust

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JCESR AffiliatesCENTRALIZING FORCE FOR BATTERY FIELD

40 organizations

Communicating

and

collaborating

with the

energy storage

community

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Where is DOE headed in Obama II?

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Seeking the next big idea…

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The Argonne Team Meridith Bruozas, Manager of Educational Programs and Outreach

Henning Lohse-Busch, Research Engineer, Advanced Powertrain Research Facility

Nate Evans, Network Security Specialist

Hubert Ley, Director, Transportation Research and Analysis Computing Center (TRACC)

David Martin, Industrial Outreach Lead, Argonne Leadership Computing Facility

Dean Miller, Director, Electron Microscopy Center

Dennis Mills, Deputy Associate Laboratory Director, Photon Sciences and Deputy Director for X-ray Science

Andreas Roelofs, Deputy Director and Industrial Liaison, Nanoscience and Technology Division, Center for Nanoscale Materials

Seth Snyder, Section Leader, Process Technology Research, Energy Systems Division

Andrea Viel, Human Resources Manager18

Thank you

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