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As wildfire season blazes on, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory researchers are fighting back with science.

Jill Hruby, NNSA Administrator, completed a productive visit to Japan on Thursday where she met with U.S. Ambassador Rahm Emanuel, discussed nuclear security and nonproliferation cooperation with Japan’s leaders, visited Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Museum.

Releases Are Part of President Biden’s Actions to Help Protect Americans from Putin’s Price Hike at the Pump, Contributing to Historic Drop in Gas Prices

Antimatter is all around you, inside every one of your atoms, along with the atoms of everything around you.

DOE and the State of Tennessee have entered into an Agreement in Principle related to natural resource damages on the DOE’s Oak Ridge Reservation. Together, they and the other members of the trustee council are releasing a...

In-person format allows for real-time demonstration of projects taking place in Shiprock, New Mexico.

Goal of project to further understand subsurface hydrogeology at site by collecting soil and groundwater data

The COVID-19 pandemic has put a spotlight on germicidal ultraviolet (GUV) radiation for air and surface disinfection. This technology area represents a growing opportunity to improve indoor air quality while saving energy over high-ventilation approaches.

WASHINGTON, D.C.— DOE today issued a Request for Information (RFI) on the development and implementation of a $675 million Critical Materials Research, Development, Demonstration.

The supercomputer provides a platform for researchers to prepare codes and workloads for Argonne’s upcoming Aurora exascale supercomputer.