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Scientists show structure of critical communications protein using bright light at Argonne Laboratory.

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This fourth installment of the series on the Office of Science's National Labs focuses on Fermilab: High frontiers and higher hopes; physics in motion and promise in action.

Secretary Chu visits Waukesha Electric Systems to see how tax credit benefits will lead to new jobs and advanced electricity transformers.

Many have asked for more information about the potential impact of the fire in New Mexico on the Energy Department's Los Alamos National Laboratory. Read ahead for the latest update from the lab.

The Energy Department's mobile climate facility makes a stop in the Ganges Valley in India. Find out how studying the relation of aerosols to monsoons will inform our climate studies.

Join Dr. Arun Majumdar on June 29th, at 2:00 pm ET for a frank, two-way discussion about the investments the federal government is making in innovative research and technology today that will move us off of foreign oil and toward the clean energy infra...

The Energy Department will be investing up to $120 million over three years in the development of transformational manufacturing technologies and innovative materials that could enable industrial facilities to dramatically increase their energy efficie...

The Energy Department remains on the path to complete the White House solar demonstration project. This project is one component of the Energy Department’s larger, ambitious SunShot Initiative to reduce the total installed cost of solar energy system...