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In the latest round of cohorts in its Lab-Embedded Entrepreneurship Program (LEEP), 33 innovators will be embedded across four U.S. national laboratories to work with an extensive network of mentors and experts.

Students and Recent Graduates Will Conduct Research and Technical Projects at National Laboratories

The team used neutron-scattering instruments to examine at the atomic scale a material considered to be an optimal candidate for solid-state cooling.

Oxidation of gases emitted by vegetation fire smoke forms abundant ultrafine particles that may intensify deep clouds and heavy rain in the rainforest

This year marks the 75th anniversary of Goeppert Mayer's nuclear shell model, a theory pivotal to our understanding of the nuclei in atoms.

The Moab Site is located about 3 miles northwest of the city of Moab in Grand County, Utah, and encompasses approximately 480 acres, of which about 130 acres are covered by a uranium mill tailings pile. In 1956, the Uranium Reduction Company constructed the Moab mill and operated it until 1962 when the assets were sold to Atlas Minerals Corporation.

Data will help electric utilities keep the grid reliable, safe, and affordable

Office of Legacy Management receives the 2024 EPA National Federal Facility in Site Reuse Award for the Tuba City Disposal Site

Ricardo Monge Neria, Andrew Marino, and Anthony Stewart will arrive at the Lawrence Livermore National Lab this summer to start their fellowships.

Arenholz is a renowned scientist known for her expertise in magnetic materials and X-ray spectroscopy, scattering, imaging, and instrument development