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The Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Technologies Office (HFTO) encourages graduate students to apply to the Graduate Education for Minority Students (GEM) fellowship program.

LM names engineer/site manager as co-winner of the Philip C. Leahy Employee of the Year award.

LM names IT specialist as co-winner of the Philip C. Leahy Employee of the Year award.

Computer scientists and learning experts are considering what a foundational introduction to AI might look like for middle & high school students.

At approximately 300 locations across the nation, these monitoring systems detect radiation indicative of nuclear devices and dirty bombs.

$224 million will support the Electron-Ion Collider construction & new tools for clean energy research at X-ray light source and nanoscience centers.

This year’s competition, held on November 4 and 5, featured a simulated cyberattack on an up-and-coming electric vehicle manufacturer’s new solar installation.

Draft LLNL SWEIS analyzes potential environmental impacts of reasonable alternatives for continuing operations at the laboratory for approximately the next 15 years

STEM Grants to Universities in South Carolina, Tennessee, and Washington Build Competitive Academic Programs in Underrepresented Communities

A new best-practices guide on photoelectrochemical (PEC) water-splitting was published in Frontiers in Energy Research to improve confidence in PEC water-splitting efficiency measurements by establishing consistent experiment and reporting practices.