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$25 million in funding available to improve community energy resilience with solar and solar-plus-storage

The former National Synchrotron Light Source building has been turned into a state-of-the-art data storage and computing facility.

Ancient Japanese art of kirigami guides artificial intelligence (AI) technique for durable, wearable electronics.

The new precision measurement allows scientists to test the Standard Model, the framework that describes nature at its most fundamental level.

Dr. Marvin L. Adams was sworn in today as the Deputy Administrator for Defense Programs of the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration.

NNSA will conduct low-altitude helicopter flights over the Boston Marathon route Wednesday, April 13, through Monday, April 18 in preparation for the race and the events related to it.

Factsheet Details President Biden’s Infrastructure Investments and Ongoing DOE Initiatives to Boost Rural Energy, Spur Economic Opportunities, Increase Access to Clean Electricity for Remote and Tribal Communities

Projects span the use of novel diagnostic and therapeutic radioisotopes for cancer and infectious diseases.

Researchers have found new ways to design catalysts that can significantly improve the clean hydrogen production process and make it cost effective.

The findings by researchers at PNNL may fill the gap for climate change and atmospheric research beyond tropical regions.