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Cereceda’s award is the first one received by a researcher at Villanova.

Florida State University researchers created a model that describes the spread and speed of tornado-like vortex tubes in superfluids.

Supercomputers were used to theorize & predict that a four-neutron structure, a tetraneutron, could form for just billions of billionths of a second.

Learn why Dr. Emily Shemon loves her job at Argonne National Laboratory as a Principal Nuclear Engineer.

Whether driving to your local airport to catch a flight or through several states for a road trip, the Biden Administration and the Department of Energy (DOE) want to make sure you’re getting the most out of your vehicle this summer.

A strong grid ensures reliable relief on hot summer days and keeps homes and businesses warm during bitter winter cold. As much of the U.S. now braces for hurricane season, soaring temperatures and wildfires, climate change is threatening the...

University of Michigan Aerospace Engineering professor Benjamin Jorns is the recipient of a 2022 Department of Energy Early Career Research Award.

Atieh Moridi is an assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at Cornell University.

The combined influence of dust and smoke on surface atmosphere temperatures in sub-Saharan Africa likely applies to conditions in the American West.

Assistant Professor Brian Summa is an expert in large data processing, analysis, & interaction for data visualization & computer graphics applications