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DOE’s Energy Earthshots Initiative calls for innovation and collaboration to tackle the toughest barriers to deploying emerging clean energy technologies.

A new study connecting extreme thunderstorms and tree deaths suggests the tropics will see more major blowdown events in a warming world.

Research reveals tools for tailoring plants for range of apps, including carbon-neutral utilization of plant biomass for agro-industrial applications.

The confirmation caps more than 20 years of experiments to find the solution to a theory known as the Standard Magnetorotational Instability (SMRI).

Individuals from the Office of Legacy Management Defense-Related Uranium Mines (DRUM) program were awarded the Secretary of Energy Achievement Award.

DOE awarded six teams who will tap into the U.S. National Laboratories’ high-performance computing (HPC) resources to help manufacturers streamline their processes.

DOE today launched a new up to $50 million program to help communities across the country transition to clean energy systems that are reliable, affordable, equitable, and reflective of local priorities.

Tyler Spano, a nuclear security scientist, and her colleagues used several analytical methods to observe uranium oxides under different conditions.

A new paper shows that vegetation type is an important predictor of energy exchange between land and the atmosphere in the Arctic summer.

Opening this February, the $15M Energizing Rural Communities Prize seeks partnership plans and financing strategies to help rural or remote communities improve energy systems and make progress on advancing clean energy demonstration projects