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Energy I-Corps helped researchers develop monitoring sensor useful for everything from cancer treatment to high-risk exposure

Create your very own spectroscope to observe light and learn how scientists use the unique patterns created to study the world around them.

Learn about the monkey flower, one of the native plants thriving at the Santa Susana Field Laboratory.

The Department of Energy's ETEC team recently completed several soil sampling events at SSFL.

An innovative groundwater remediation pilot study has been approved for ETEC at SSFL.

Learn about the history of the System for Nuclear Auxiliary Program (SNAP) that helped lay groundwork for today's space powers systems and brought social media influencer Andrew Walker to SSFL in July

The Department of Energy's ETEC team highlights recent progress at SSFL, including completing soil sampling and getting approval for an innovative pilot study, as well as ongoing community engagement.

DOE user program helps even non-scientists develop and study new materials.

The newly completed Flight Instrument Test Laboratory at LANL is not just another building, it is a launchpad for innovation, precision, and the next generation of weapons and aviation technology.

The Idaho Cleanup Project is advancing its environmental goals and saving taxpayers nearly $2 million as it demolishes three legacy Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program prototypes at the Naval Reactors Facility. September 9, 2025