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FECM announced up to $6 million in federal funding available for research and development projects to help establish a secure domestic supply chain for gallium—a critical material for the energy, defense, and semiconductor sectors.

Energy I-Corps Spring 2026 Lab Call Offers Intensive Commercialization Training, Support for Training Program Development, and Funding to Boost Successful Deployment of DOE Technologies

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced $134 million in funding for two programs designed to secure U.S. leadership in emerging fusion technologies and innovation.

NNSA just removed the last cesium irradiators from Kansas, a major advancement in eliminating radiological risk across the nation. To enhance national security, we helped them replace these devices with more secure technology.

FECM announced its intent to launch the Technology for Recovery and Advanced Critical-material Extraction–Gallium (TRACE-Ga) initiative to help establish a secure and independent domestic supply chain for gallium.

The U.S. Department of Energy today released the following statement from Secretary Chris Wright in response to recent inaccurate news reports.

157 undergraduate students will participate in unique, hands-on research and technical training at the Department of Energy’s National Laboratories and a fusion facility during Fall 2025.

Solicitation to scale-up reliable power technologies and cement U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence

NNSA and Department of Health and Human Services’ Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services work together to support manufacturing Mo-99, a key diagnostic tool for doctors that is administered in the U.S. 40,000 times a day.

NNSA today announced the selection of the new PSAAP Centers.