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The researchers used optical tweezers and fluorescence to observe and measure the activity of a single BcsAB enzyme at a time to uncover how it works.

Ivan Bazarov, a professor of physics at Cornell U, has received a $410,000 grant from the Office of Nuclear Physics at the Department of Energy.

With technical assistance from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Energy Technology Innovation Partnership Project, the town of Dillingham, Alaska is considering a hydropower project to help the community reach its energy resilience and environmental goals.

Engineers at the University of Illinois Chicago have built a machine that captures carbon from flue gas and converts it to ethylene.

Details about the reaction that occurs when a form of iron - ferrate - is exposed to light could broaden its application in water treatment systems.

The SpaceQ mission involves atomic clocks on spacecraft placed close to the sun.

A new Energy Frontier Research Center will carry out a four-year mission to understand, predict, and control solar water-splitting nanoreactors.

DOE's Loan Programs Office (LPO) has offered a conditional commitment to lend up to $700 million to Ioneer Rhyolite Ridge LLC to develop a domestic supply of lithium carbonate for electric vehicle (EV) batteries in Esmeralda County, NV

A new study proposes sending an atomic clock onboard a spacecraft to fly close to the sun to detect the mysterious substance known as dark matter.

The group is developing a theoretical framework for describing particles in a unique form of matter that characterized the early universe.