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The electric distribution system in the United States is in a transitional state. While it is being modernized to support the country’s changing energy mix and the needs of 21st century electrification, the transition is far from complete.

The additive leads to protective surface layer for nickel-rich cathodes, improving battery performance at high voltages.

Extreme weather events and the aging dam infrastructure are making dam-related emergency action plans more critical than ever.

Pathak works in the superconducting linac section, characterizing the beam in terms of how the beam quality changes when it propagates along.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), in partnership with the National Alliance for Water Innovation (NAWI) hub, today announced the selection of 16 projects that will help the United States secure an affordable, energy-efficient water supply.

Building America teams are helping ZERH builders to take innovation from design to market by serving as a proving ground.

DOE announces the selection of 16 projects that will help the United States secure an affordable, energy-efficient water supply

A Christopher Newport University graduate student, Teri Ramey, works to identify the effects of urban environments on bugs.

To combat viruses, researchers are studying predators with the oldest adaptive immune system in the animal kingdom: sharks.

ORNL scientists created a geodemographic cluster for the Atlanta metro area that identifies risk factors related to climate impacts.