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Exascale computers are enabling revolutionary science, but it took years to reach this level of computing technology.

An unpredictable picture of a future fueled by climate change is getting clearer with the help of The University of New Mexico and DOE.

Researchers completed a high-pressure experiment employing different styles of heating to reveal an additional mineral residing in the lower mantle.

Through the SCGSR program, graduate students conduct part of their graduate thesis research at a DOE lab & collaborate with a DOE lab scientist.

A federally funded project will take a closer look at how tree cells—especially the wood-forming cells known as xylem—function during colder months.

The research grant aims to develop new algorithms for materials design, bio-engineering and power grid applications.

Tokamak Energy & University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign have been awarded a $500k grant to collaborate on the development of liquid lithium systems.

Researchers at Washington State University detail a new method to anchor single atoms of platinum-group metals on nanometer-sized islands.

Researchers have discovered a way to create a material in which the molecular fragments are jumbled and disordered, but can still conduct electricity.

Purchase College Professor of Chemistry Stephen Cooke receives a $107,000 grant from the U. S. Department of Energy for uranium and thorium research.