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A rapid gene labeling or characterization scheme for bacteriophages can quickly identify and track different phages in diverse settings.

With support from Q-NEXT quantum center, scientists leverage nanoscale-research facilities to conduct precision studies of qubits in silicon carbide.

Technology Transfer staff from DOE's Oak Ridge National Laboratory attended the 2024 Consumer Electronics Show, or CES, in Las Vegas, Jan. 8–12.

As Authorized by Federal Law, DOE Will Initiate a Process to Update Economic & Environmental Analyses Used to Review LNG Export Applications to non-Free Trade Agreement Countries; Review Process Protects U.S. Consumers & the Nation’s Economic Competitiveness

Announcement of NNSA leaders speaking at the 2024 Nuclear Deterrence Summit

49 Projects Across 21 States and a New Funding Opportunity will Help Advance Next-Generation Technologies to Significantly Cut Emissions and Support President Biden’s Efforts to Build a Clean Energy Economy

In the DOE system, Fermilab excels at designing, fabricating, and testing magnets for steering, bending and otherwise manipulating particle beams.

Using a data-driven approach, scientists predicted which substances would best stimulate fungal metabolites, then validated the findings in the lab.

PNNL’s Ron Mabry was elected to the Washington State Board of Education and will provide advocacy and strategic oversight for public education.

The DOE 2023 Smart Tools for Efficient HVAC Performance (STEP) Campaign recognized eight organizations for their commitment to performing quality residential HVAC installations with smart diagnostic tools and/or adopting these tools in workforce training.