From the Blog

In January 2024, the first commercial production facility for converting ethanol into SAF opened in Soperton, Georgia. Supported by DOE’s Bioenergy Technology Office (BETO), LanzaJet’s Freedom Pines Fuel Facility will produce nine million gallons of SAF and one million gallons of renewable diesel in its first year of operations and will provide significant benefits for the local economy.

Data from spent nuclear fuel rods will be crucial to the development and licensing of new fuel technologies.

Applying a small voltage to a catalyst can increase the rates of reactions used in petrochemical processing and pharmaceutical manufacturing.

The research will develop new materials for carbon capture and hydrogen transportation and new processes for the cleaner production of steel.

Assistant Professor Carolina de Aguiar Ferreira has the resources to precisely target cancer cells with diagnostics and therapies using radioisotopes.

This Black History Month, NNSA celebrates the life and legacy of Dr. Kevin C. Greenaugh, who not only honored but created Black history himself through his achievements as a professor, a scientist, a leader, and a mentor.

Physicists discovered a change in quantum behavior while experimenting with a three-atom-thin insulator that can be switched into a superconductor.

A Dartmouth College study finds steepest drops in areas of the Northern Hemisphere reliant on snow for water.

Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center scientists model the potential for bioenergy and soil management to capture and store carbon dioxide.