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DOE announced 17 new Biden-Harris Administration appointees who are working alongside Secretary Granholm to implement President Biden’s historic climate and energy agenda and ensure Americans have access to affordable clean energy

Electric vehicle advancements aim to put fossil fuels in the rearview mirror, bringing zero-carbon electric vehicles closer to mainstream adoption.

The Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center adapts sophisticated, full-scale ground-motion simulations into readily distributed datasets.

Gomez-Velez combines expertise in river systems and mathematics with a civil engineer’s perspective and training to resolve big questions about water.

The Office of Petroleum Reserves announced a Notice of Sale to meet its obligation to Congress to sell 26 million barrels of crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) in Fiscal Year 2023.

A new study details the first direct measurement of how the atoms in 2D perovskites rearrange when the material is excited with light.

For the first time, scientists observe exciton quasiparticles confined in atomically thin material.

Jason Gardner, Peter Thornton, and Sandra Davern have all been elected fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, or AAAS.

Proposed Rules Build on Decades-Long Collaboration with Public and Private Sector to Deliver Safer, More Efficient Appliances, Lower Costs, and Cut Carbon Pollution

Funding Opportunity Seeks to Increase Cost Efficiency of Wind Power Generation Through R&D Projects for Lightweight Materials, Streamlined 3-D Printing Processes