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The first Black Navy radarman and nuclear scientist's lesson lives on at Brookhaven Lab.

An extremely fast new 3D imaging method can show how cells respond to infection and to possible treatments.

Researchers on a new GTO-funded project seek to determine whether the Salton Sea geothermal field in California potentially holds enough lithium to meet all of America’s domestic battery needs, perhaps even with enough for export as well.

Walls leads the group responsible for fabricating the coils that are going into the magnets for the accelerator upgrade at CERN.

The reversal of the particles’ rotation is caused by a combination of two kinds of forces, an electrostatic force and a hydrodynamic force.

Scientists at PNNL used bioinformatics and deep sequencing to identify soil viruses and better understand their roles in the Earth.

The U.S. Department of Energy, Department of Defense, and Department of State executed a memorandum of agreement that sets the foundation for a critical minerals stockpile to support the U.S. transition to clean energy and national security needs.

Department of Energy has released America’s Strategy to Secure the Supply Chain for a Robust Clean Energy Transition, supported by 13 deep-dive supply chain assessments across the energy sector, ranging from solar energy to semiconductors to cybersecurity

Affordable, appealing, convenient, low-carbon, and energy efficient—this is the Advanced Building Construction (ABC) Initiative’s vision for new and modernized existing buildings.

A team developed carbon capture technology that harnesses emissions from industrial processes to produce the basis of thousands of products.