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As members of the State, Local, and Tribal Leaders Task Force on Climate Preparedness and Resilience, Chairwoman Karen Diver, Fond du Lac Band of L...

Technique developed by a trio of national labs reveals secrets to proteins one layer at a time.

Earlier this year, the Greater Knoxville Business Journal compiled a list of East Tennessee’s top rising business and community leaders under the age of 40. The 2014 listing featured Heather Cloar, a contacting officer with the Energy Department in O...

The Curiosity rover relies on the most advanced suite of instruments ever sent to Mars -- among them, a laser-firing tool called the ChemCam.

Nearly everyone recognizes that prudent development of domestic oil and natural gas resources will continue to be an important part of U.S. energy strategy for decades to come. How important depends a lot on conducting operations responsibly, ensuring...

Capturing solar power in space for use as energy on Earth seems farfetched. But recent developments could make this a reality in coming years.

At the Energy Department's Princeton Plasma Physics Lab, scientists are trying to accomplish what was once considered the realm of science fiction:...

To help the public, industry, and decision makers quickly and easily find legislation related to the production and use of biofuels, the Energy Dep...

Most times, the effects of corrosion are studied with regard to the metal surface. In a new study, researchers looked at the effects that corrosion has on the water and dissolved ions doing the corroding.

Tennessee’s third district Representative Chuck Fleishman visits OREM to receive updates about cleanup projects happening and planned across the Energy Department’s Oak Ridge Reservation.