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NNSA’s Office of Emergency Operations responsible for administering and leading the implementation and integration of emergency management programs across DOE and NNSA.

Bertozzi earned her Ph.D. in chemistry from Berkeley in 1993 and returned to join the chemistry faculty and Berkeley Lab in 1996.

Researchers are investigating how the role of the patchwork of small drainage spots across the Southeast is changing as flooding becomes more frequent

Scientists have accelerated electrons over a 20-centimeter stretch to speeds usually reserved for particle accelerators the size of 10 football fields

Daniel Hayes collaborates with scientists around the world to study the impacts of thawing permafrost on Arctic and boreal ecosystems.

LPO participated in the Tribal Clean Energy Summit hosted by DOE’s Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs, a nation-to-nation conference that welcomed Tribal leaders and others for open and comprehensive conversations on Tribal energy concerns.

The giant mirrors used in concentrating solar-thermal power, known as heliostats, are often the most expensive parts of a CSP plant. The possibilities to innovate on heliostats and help reduce costs are endless.

Alabama A&M's Winfred Thomas Agricultural Research Station is part of the multi-million-dollar Center for Advanced Bioenergy & Bioproducts Innovation.

Physicists prove that classical machine learning models can improve predictions about quantum materials.

Elizabeth Sooby is an assistant professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Texas at San Antonio.