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Miles Beaux and Matt Durham are among 83 scientists recognized for innovative physics research.

Researchers discovered a way to use graphene oxide - a porous carbon-based honeycomb structure - to remove toxic metal ions from water.

Scientists have collaborated to develop a new computer model that allows for the visualization of a full reactor core at unprecedented resolution.

Projects span research in Higgs boson, neutrinos, rare particles, and dark energy, as well as the development of particle accelerator and detector technology

Understanding how magnetic correlations change over very short timescales could be harnessed to control magnetism for applications.

U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm tours five PNNL buildings virtually, led by Lab Director Steven Ashby.

A ORNL team demonstrated a unique composite catalyst that upends current practice and drives down costs.

Their work focuses on studies of light-induced chemical reactions, matter in extreme conditions, and the physics of fundamental particles and forces.

Corey Adams, Melina Avila Coronado, Lindsey Bleem, Si Chen, Sheng Di and Xueying Lu are among 83 scientists nationwide to receive the award.

Boyer’s five-year award was among 83 that the DOE Office of Science made in 2021 to support critical research at U.S. universities and national labs.