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By studying them, scientists could “learn more about what happens in the innermost part of stars.”

Researchers at two national labs measured the toughest material on Earth.

The report "Federal Support Opportunities to Remediate and Redevelop Energy Assets" outlines how federal resources can be utilized to revitalize economies in energy communities across America.

This month, leaders and team members from across the Nuclear Security Enterprise attended the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Science and Technology Conference and the International Atomic Energy Agency's Computer security conference in Vienna.

After analyzing trillions of groups of galaxies, scientists discovered that physical laws once preferred one set of shapes over their mirror images.

A $2.26 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy will establish the Winston-Salem Quantum Education Collaboratory (WS-QEC).

The researchers’ moiré platform and pump-probe spectroscopy could become an important means for creating and investigating bosonic materials.

This first in a new series of stories that will document DOE’s Connected Communities project over the next five years, including the advancements and lessons learned of its 10 demonstration projects.

The Water Power Technologies Office announced selections for $4.3 million in technical assistance projects through the HydroWIRES Initiative to help the hydropower community create broader benefits for the electricity grid.

DOE Issues Notice of Intent to Accelerate Domestic Manufacturing of Electrified Vehicles as Part of President Biden’s Investing in America Agenda.