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Nearly everyone recognizes that prudent development of domestic oil and natural gas resources will continue to be an important part of U.S. energy strategy for decades to come. How important depends a lot on conducting operations responsibly, ensuring...

To help the public, industry, and decision makers quickly and easily find legislation related to the production and use of biofuels, the Energy Dep...

Most times, the effects of corrosion are studied with regard to the metal surface. In a new study, researchers looked at the effects that corrosion has on the water and dissolved ions doing the corroding.

Berkeley Lab and SLAC discover 3D counterpart to graphene with potentially wide-ranging applications.

Scientists pair precise observations with incredible computing power to create an astonishingly accurate map of the universe.

Competition aims to cultivate wind-specific interests and skills among the next generation of industry leaders, will feature 10 teams of students t...

From unleashing more powerful and energy-efficient laptops, cell phones and motors, to shrinking utility-scale inverters from 8,000 pound substatio...

The 2014 National Science Bowl is set to begin.

On Monday, February 3rd, Secretary Moniz will present one of the government’s most prestigious awards for scientific achievement to two of the nation’s most distinguished researchers.

Do you care about power and our environment? Are you buzzing with innovative ideas? If so, the Energy Department wants to hear your new and creative concepts for improving the cost and performance of power or industrial systems that depend on fossil e...