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Extreme ultraviolet lithography is a revolutionary technique that deploys short wavelengths of just 13.5 nanometers to print microchip circuits.

DPA Will Boost American Production of the Technologies Necessary to Lower Energy Costs, Support Clean Energy, and Strengthen National Security

DOE awarded an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract from which Firm-Fixed Price and Time and Materials task orders are anticipated to be issued during the 5-year ordering period to Inalab Consulting Incorporated of Fairfax, Virginia.

The Critical Energy Cybersecurity Accelerator (CECA) is now accepting applications from cybersecurity solution providers for it's first cohort.

Dr. David Shafer discusses LM’s evolution alongside climate-related challenges.

DPA Invocation Will Boost American Production of the Critical Technologies Necessary to Lower Energy Costs, Support the Clean Energy Economy, and Strengthen National Security.

By showing that design features of a PPPL reactor solve complex heat-exhaust problems, researchers reduced the barriers to the use of nuclear fusion.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory scientists have a hand in 10 of the first 34 experiments at the FRIB, a new DOE Office of Science user facility.

Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility was recognized for its commitment to environmental excellence in procurement, earning a GreenBuy Award.

U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm traveled to Tampa, Florida to highlight how clean energy infrastructure is critical to lowering costs for Americans and reiterate the importance of getting novel technologies to the domestic marketplace...