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Meet Bego Aranguren from NNSA's Office of Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation. She embraces her family, cowboy boots, and nuclear science. Next up? Dancing. As Bego says: Bring. It. On!

The Water Power Technologies Office announced four winners in the fourth phase of the H2Os Prize, which challenged innovators to upgrade hydropower technology using 21st century solutions.

The Water Power Technologies Office published a notice of intent to issue a $9.5 million funding opportunity to advance hydropower’s flexibility. The office expects to release this funding opportunity in fall 2023.

The grant for $875,000 supports the chemical engineering professor's project on clean hydrogen production.

The program provides supplemental awards to graduate students to pursue part of their graduate thesis research at participating DOE labs & facilities.

The findings showed a 43% decline in the number of cyclone formations from 1981-2010 in the north Indian Ocean compared to the period 1951-1980.

"My service in the Army shaped me into becoming the best version of myself, and taught me how to effectively lead, teach, and mentor people." - Jose Sanchez

Meet Maricarmen Corte, a first-generation immigrant to the United States and a fellow in NNSA's Office of Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation. A world traveler at a young age, she embraces the international aspects of nuclear security -- and herself.

On October 14, 2023, an annular solar eclipse will travel across parts of the United States, blocking up to 90% of the sun for several minutes. What could this mean for our power grid? Learn what to expect when the sun goes dark.

Why startup founders, researchers and students say the Midwest is the premier hub for quantum—and how UChicago is playing a big role.