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Four employees and one team from the Office of Fossil Energy were selected as 2020 Gears of Government Award winners.

University of Texas professor Delia Milliron studies nanocomposite thin films with electrochromic properties, controlling light passage.

One of the many projects supported by the Department's NETL demonstrates that rare earth elements can be successfully produced from coal.

Dark matter research requires large, sensitive detectors; Rupak Mahapatra helps to develop Texas A&M’s ton-scale, cryogenic semiconductor detectors.

University of California, Irvine’s Eric Potma has developed a method and device for observing electrons on the femtosecond time scale.

This Earth Day, we highlight WPTO successes supporting R&D and testing of marine energy, hydropower, and pumped storage systems for a flexible grid.

Through a DOE initiative, top researchers are pursuing a continuous lifecycle for plastics that will help put an end to plastic waste one day.

Michael E. Papka, director of the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility.

America is working together to support the healthcare professionals on the front lines of the coronavirus response.

VanReken’s Early Career Award allowed him to study how plants under stress release chemicals that can have an impact on how the atmosphere behaves.