From Our Blogs

On the first Friday of October, we at the Department of Energy join millions of Americans throughout the nation in celebrating Manufacturing Day.

These new technologies are not just improving plants and processes—they are shaping modern manufacturing careers.

“Electric bacteria” pass electrons through cell walls to solid minerals outside the cell. El-Naggar studies how and why this amazing process happens.

NETL-Supported Project Develops Flexible REE Extraction Method from Low-Rank Coal Ash

NICE Future initiative report examines nuclear flexibility and the potential role it can play in clean energy systems.

Perumalla’s work on reversible computing is overcoming challenges in exascale computing.

At the Center for Nanophase Materials Sciences, Director Karren More leads her team in pushing the known edge of nanomaterials research.

DOE and its partners are investing in the first-ever polymer flood field pilot on the Alaska North Slope.

When nuclear scientists use different techniques to measure the neutron lifetime, they get different results. Could this be pointing to new physics?

Small modular reactors are setting a new standard for safety in the nuclear industry.