From the Blog

The distribution of baryons — gas and stars — is much more spread out in ultra-diffuse galaxies compared to “normal” galaxies with similar masses.

Devesh Tiwari is part of a team to design a software framework that would make it easier to glean insights from massive scientific datasets.

Doctoral candidate Ian Char used reinforcement learning to control the hydrogen plasma of the tokamak machine at the DIII-D National Fusion Facility.

DOE is committed to working closely with African governments and private sector companies to help identify solutions and partnership opportunities as they determine how to best meet their specific energy needs.

WPTO issued a $10.3 million funding opportunity to accelerate the development and testing of renewable marine energy technologies with a focus on wave and ocean current resources.

WPTO announces six winners in the second phase of the Hydropower Operations Optimization Prize. These teams developed high-tech solutions to improve hydropower operations and grid resiliency. The prize’s third and final phase is now open!

The National Nuclear Security Administration offers programs to provide avenues for aspiring individuals to enhance their career in the National Security Enterprise.

Several governments and U.S. federal agencies came together in Singapore to discuss strategic trade controls best practices and highlight updates to export control laws and regulations across the region.

Ken Leung, a Montclair State University assistant professor in physics research, could shed light on dark matter and the Big Bang.

DOE recently announced $66M in funding for three projects involving more than 20 institutions that will focus on climate change & weather events.