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A collaborative effort led by Ames & Argonne labs is working to keep plastic out of landfills by finding ways to turn it into valuable products.

Atomic level details reveal how enzyme selectively breaks hydrocarbon bonds, suggesting bioengineering strategies for making useful chemicals.

A team discovered two kinds of magnetic fields - merons and skyrmions - can coexist in an ultrathin material of iron, germanium, and tellurium.

Lett is responsible for Fermilab’s talent development strategy, to help individuals maximize their potential and get to their next level, career-wise.

Energy Department Seeks Feedback on Distribution and Large Power Transformers

Ortiz is an Oak Ridge National Laboratory Wigner Distinguished Staff Fellow who is helping design the next generation of quantum materials.

Physicists at Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility may have finally pinpointed where in the proton a large fraction of its mass resides.

Representatives from science funding agencies around the world met in Lead, SD, to view the progress on the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment.

Scholarships and fellowships to facilitate next generation of nuclear leaders.

FECM announced $150 million provided through the Inflation Reduction Act to support site-wide infrastructure and laboratory modernization upgrades at its three NETL research sites.