From the Blog

A research team supported by Q-NEXT demonstrates a new way to use quantum sensors to tease out relationships between microscopic magnetic fields.

Researchers have developed new electrolytes for safer and greater storage capacity batteries that can operate at extreme temperatures.

A machine learning model used hi-res satellite imagery to improve climate scientists’ ability to estimate aboveground carbon stocks in the Amazon.

Researchers studied black holes at the heart of dormant galaxies to develop a description that agrees with observations from the past decade.

Project analyzes the many benefits of distributed wind for communities across the United States.

This edition’s Renewable Energy Champion is NREL’s Anthony Lopez, a geospatial data scientist and senior researcher who was recently named the Most Promising Scientist by Great Minds in STEM.

This multi-year program from DOE helps communities develop realistic roadmaps to achieve their renewable energy goals.

DOE announced $300 million for projects that increase energy affordability and promote environmental compatibility and $15 million for a prize competition to help rural communities build the capacity needed for energy development and deployment.

Far from being batty or bird-brained, this technology quantifies the flight activity of birds and bats at remote locations targeted for offshore wind farm development.

The study combined expertise in galaxy evolution and gravity theory with the observation and analysis experience of researchers across nine countries.