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It was summer football training that brought Christopher Ruhl to mechanical engineering. Now a Ph.D. candidate and fellow in the Marine Energy Graduate Student Research Program, he uses those skills to study turbulence and and how it affects tidal energy.

For four decades, the work of the Nuclear and Particle Physics Group has created a reputation in basic science research and real-world applications.

Engineers at Rice University have developed stable devices that don’t require expensive iridium.

Allen Wood is a 2nd year Materials Science Ph.D. student in Jinsong Huang’s research group at UNC-Chapel Hill who interned at ORNL this past summer.

Cutting-edge technologies will enable researchers to reengineer poplar trees to produce alternatives to petroleum-based products.

Staff member Tommy Jones shares his thoughts on the month-long recognition.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) yesterday took a huge step forward in its effort to shore up America’s domestic supply of battery-grade lithium—a substance that is indispensable to our transition to a clean-energy economy. Lithium, which, after a refi

How the Loan Programs Office is implementing provisions of the Energy Act of 2020 and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law related to how LPO evaluates risk, ensures proper oversight of its programs, and promotes transparency with regards to its portfolio.

Meet Mike Goulding, a Navy veteran serving as the Cyber Operations Deputy Director and overseeing operations related to network security, which enables NNSA to execute its mission.