From the Blog

For the first time, researchers at MIT have described how the tiny crystalline grains that make up most solid metals actually form.

A Princeton-led team of physicists has discovered that electrons in quantum matter can link one another in strange new ways.

FECM is collaborating across the agency and with the country’s National Laboratories to develop pathways that will increase our ability to produce critical minerals domestically.

WPTO extended the deadline for comments from the nonfederal hydropower community on climate change data and research needs to inform hydropower operation and resource planning. Responses are now due Monday, Aug. 8, 2022, by 5 p.m. ET.

U.S. Department of Energy's FY23 Budget Request includes $1.7 billion for the Office of Nuclear Energy.

You won’t want to miss this conversation with Secretary Granholm and New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell, Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego, and Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner.

New research IDs origin of iron selenide superconductor’s enigmatic behavior.

The research team focused their study on yttrium barium copper oxide and charge density waves — ripples in the density of electrons in the material.

At Washington University in St. Louis, assistant professor Maria Piarulli develops theoretical and computational methods to study nuclear systems.

The Loan Programs Office (LPO) publishes the LPO Monthly Application Activity Report – a new way to understand the level of interest from applicants for LPO financing, and what technology sectors have been most actively engaged with LPO