From the Blog

A team led by NNSA a subsurface chemical explosion at the Nevada National Security Site to improve the United States’ ability to detect low-yield nuclear explosions around the world.

Arunima Singh, an assistant professor in the Department of Physics at Arizona State University, received a DOE Early Career Research Program grant.

The findings offer insights into strategies to mitigate future ozone pollution for the region.

The funding will help academic institutions expand their research portfolios and spur future scientific discovery.

Deputy Energy Secretary David Turk, EM Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Jeff Avery and Office of Nuclear Energy (NE) Assistant Secretary Katy Huff visited the Portsmouth Site last week.

DOE today issued a request for information related to the Department’s Cleanup to Clean Energy initiative focused on generating clean energy on DOE owned lands at the Savannah River Site in South Carolina.

Recent upgrades to EM’s facilities that convert depleted uranium hexafluoride (DUF6) to more stable compounds for reuse or disposal are delivering improved safety, reliability, operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

New Mexico state and local government officials toured EM legacy cleanup projects at Technical Area 21 and Middle DP Road Site near downtown Los Alamos late last month.

EM Office of River Protection tank operations contractor Washington River Protection Solutions is adding mental health awareness to its industrial safety and health conversation on the Hanford Site.

Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management cleanup contractor UCOR has boosted its ability to recruit chemical operators through a recent partnership with Roane State Community College.