From the Blog

Evidence shows the charge density wave discovery was rare, a case where the magnetic & electronic orders don’t simply coexist but are directly linked.

NNSA completed an electrical and mechanical upgrade to one of its data centers at the Pantex Plant in Amarillo, Texas to improve its resilience.

NNSA’s Office of Secure Transportation has won the government-wide Outstanding Small Aviation Unit award for the second year in a row.

Public Utilities Specialist Susan Worthington accompanied Southwestern colleagues on a tour of Denison Dam and Powerhouse in November 2022 on assignment from Southwestern Public Affairs.

The researchers use the “plants as factories” paradigm in which biofuels and bioproducts are grown directly in crops that are resilient and productive

The new agreement will promote opportunities for collaboration on decarbonization efforts that could pave the way for a cleaner energy transition.

Physicists provide theoretical insights with an experiment involving a “strange metal” that could be foundational to next-gen quantum technologies.

NNSA Administrator Jill Hruby wrapped up her visit to Nordic countries last month with a trip to Norway. In addition to discussing mutual concerns, she traveled to Kjeller, the site of an innovative joint U.S.-Norwegian nonproliferation effort.

Learn what waves have to do with drinking water and what Waves to Water Prize competitors gleaned from testing their small, modular, wave energy-powered desalination prototypes in North Carolina’s Outer Banks.

In a series of short interviews, tribal members speak in their own words about energy sovereignty and what it means to them and their tribe.