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The funding will support doctoral chemistry research into a new material that could potentially become a significant source of renewable energy.

The Washington University in St. Louis graduate student is working on sustainable ways to extract hydrogen fuel from water.

On Dec. 4, Secretary Granholm signed a memorandum reaffirming DOE’s commitment to purchase clean power from Tribes.

As part of the effort to detect nuclear explosive tests around the world – a vital NNSA mission – scientists gathered in Santiago, Chile, this month to discuss radioactive emissions from peaceful sources, such as during the production of medical isotopes.

Tufts University Associate Professor Ayse Asatekin was awarded a grant from the Department of Energy’s Office of Science for her research.

Washington University in St. Louis will lead one of 29 new projects under the Department of Energy’s Energy Earthshots Initiative.

University of Wisconsin-Madison's Ying Wang was selected by the U.S. Department of Energy for a prestigious Early Career Research Program award.

Two advisory boards have provided 2,019 recommendations to EM since their inception, and the majority of them have been fully or partially implemented, demonstrating the boards’ critical role in shaping cleanup efforts, policies and practices.

EM crews have replaced carbon material from two vessels of the Integrated Waste Treatment Unit (IWTU) at the Idaho National Laboratory Site, allowing the plant to resume radioactive liquid waste treatment operations early next year.