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The Office of Science’s LDRD funding has fostered innovation, creativity, and even Nobel-Prize winning technologies.

DOE's FY22 Budget Request places a huge emphasis on scaling up commercial deployment of advanced reactors.

For the first time ever, scientists were able to see exactly what happens to the ocean and sea ice when a cyclone hits.

New gene editing technique enables millions of genetic experiments to be performed simultaneously.

Logan Rice is among 78 outstanding U.S. graduate students from 55 different U.S. universities selected to conduct research at 14 DOE national labs.

Scientists at Brookhaven Lab & UIUC have developed a new mathematical model for predicting how epidemics such as COVID-19 spread.

A modernized electricity grid is a critical component to increasing resiliency in our most essential services and infrastructure.

A new study documents an inexpensive, spark-free, optical-based hydrogen sensor that is more sensitive — and faster — than previous models.

The DPMD protocol expands the tracking efficiency from a few hundred to a million-atom systems for tens of nanoseconds routinely.

GLBRC works on solutions for transitioning to sustainable and cost-effective fuels, chemicals, packaging and products made from renewable resources.