From the Blog

Xiaodong Xu studies the properties of single atomic layer semiconductors, looking for new materials and new ways to control electrical conductivity.

As part of the Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer program, the Water Power Technologies Office selected 18 hydropower and marine energy projects that can help spur water power-focused innovation across the country.

MIT physicists have identified the key to how one class of superconductors undergoes a nematic transition.

Results from RHIC’s PHENIX experiment show the spins of gluons align with the spin of the proton they are in.

A Johns Hopkins-led team says better climate modeling and data can help Baltimore weather a hotter, stormier future.

Mirko Musa, an R&D associate staff member at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, was always fascinated by the power of rivers and how they sculpt landscapes. Now, he’s finding ways to harness that power and protect rivers at the same time.

Scientists found that annihilation depends on the quantum phase relationships, meaning at times photoexcitations do not annihilate each other.

Purdue quantum researchers twist double bilayers of an antiferromagnet to demonstrate tunable moiré magnetism.

The new technology could reliably feed quantum networks and untangle possibilities like quantum cryptography.

Researchers on the Snow ALbedo eVOlution (SALVO) field campaign are measuring snow depth, solar radiation, and more in the Arctic.