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A layer of “hot,” electrically conductive ice could be responsible for generating the magnetic fields of ice giant planets like Uranus and Neptune.

Researchers at Argonne have developed a novel security approach to find and stop cyberthreats that penetrate the IT layer, preserving grid stability.

LLNL was among five DOE national laboratories to receive awards totaling $13.7 million for data reduction in scientific applications.

This proposed neutrino-a theoretical particle known as the sterile neutrino-was a promising explanation for anomalies seen in earlier experiments.

A new Berkeley Lab study analyzes when a low-to-no-snow future might arrive and implications for water management.

The prolific researcher has investigated how clouds grow from parcels of air and rise fast to shade the world.

Researchers set guidelines for a class of materials that is quickly emerging as an important player in quantum science: crystals with defects.

Researchers have identified the source of and the way to tune the strength and ductility of a class of materials called high-entropy alloys.

Officials broke ground Oct. 28 on the Oak Ridge Enhanced Technology and Training Center (ORETTC), a novel federal and state funded concept to provide first responder training and technology demonstrations.

A request for information to identify technologies that help reduce greenhouse gas emissions from commercial buildings.