From the Blog

These chemical tools can access renewable energy from plant matter that could lessen our dependence on fossil fuels.

UofL researchers have discovered four significant alterations in proteins involved in alcohol-associated hepatitis and alcohol-associated cirrhosis.

Jigar dives into the importance of aggregated PV and Li-ion battery technologies in virtual power plants, offering real-world examples of VPPs across the United States that incorporate solar, storage, and both.

Ohio State University Materials Science and Engineering Assistant Professor Aeriel Leonard has earned an Early Career Research Award from DOE.

Lea Nienhaus is unraveling the intricacies of a material that scientists worldwide are trying to manipulate to build better solar cells.

Rachel Segalman, professor & chair of UC Santa Barbara’s Chemical Engineering Department, received a phone call from DOE Secretary Jennifer Granholm.

The OTT's Summer Entrepreneurship Program is excited to welcome the next generation of entrepreneurs at the intersection of technology and business. Get to know the 2022 cohort of interns!

Ermias Assefa ’22, a mathematics major and computer science minor from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, will complete research at Berkeley Lab, this summer.

Quantum security trials with Toshiba have begun on 124-mile quantum network which will be open soon to industry and academics for testing.

SCGSR award recipients perform doctoral research “central to Office of Science mission areas” in one of the DOE’s 15 national laboratories.