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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) yesterday took a huge step forward in its effort to shore up America’s domestic supply of battery-grade lithium—a substance that is indispensable to our transition to a clean-energy economy. Lithium, which, after a refi

Scientists formed a charged rare earth molecule on a metal surface and rotated it — both clockwise and counterclockwise without affecting its charge.

A research collaboration combined chemical and biological processes in a proof of concept to valorize or enhance the value of mixed plastic waste.

The research team found that miscanthus and sorghum occupy a distinct niche, with great photosynthetic rates and nitrogen use efficiency.

Teams advance the understanding of all that quantum phenomena promise: light harvesting, biosensing and imaging, quantum computing and entanglement.

U.S. nuclear power plants are being leveraged to help lower the cost and scale-up the production of clean hydrogen.

Cameron McMillan recently learned that he is one of 44 students nationwide selected by DOE to conduct research at its national laboratories.

A special coating has shown to be capable of absorbing and disbursing the electromagnetic fields that are the source of the problem.

Supartha Podder has received a two-year, $400,000 grant from the Department of Energy to study the power of quantum witnesses.

The experiment is the 1st time these effects - using topological insulators to demonstrate quantum effects - have been observed at room temperature.