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Unique study links climate-forecast data to possible future impacts at LM sites.

The Department of Energy’s Office of Science announced $28.5 Million for LaserNetUS to advance discovery science and inertial fusion energy.

The COVID-19 pandemic taught us about the importance of antibody treatments — and these researchers just made studying antibodies much easier.

The new detector design, with additional shielding, stringent radioactive background control & enhanced light detection, is potentially more powerful.

If several atomic clocks traveled through a clump of dark matter, the dark matter could increase or decrease the photon energy measured by each clock.

Energy Department Announces Selectees for $19 Million in Funding for Remote Community and Military Housing Energy Storage

Funding from President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda Will Help Replace and Upgrade Equipment with New Energy Efficient Models to Strengthen Grid Resiliency, Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions, and Cut Electricity Costs

Rather than use chemical or physical separation, researchers are investigating how algae can be used to harvest critical minerals from seawater.

The achievement marks a new operational milestone for neutron scattering in the United States.

Researchers trapped photons in superconducting radio frequency cavities to look for the transitions into their hypothesized dark sector counterparts.