From the Blog

Buduka Ogonor has continued to explore his fascination with physics through two programs at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National Lab.

To overcome two major challenges, researchers designed a nickel-based electrocatalyst with a two nanometer shell made of nitrogen-doped carbon.

Read our blog post to learn why CCS poses a low supply chain risk and how CCS deployment would provide opportunities for near-term job growth, supply chain diversity and more CCS research leading to innovations in CO2 capture and conversion technologies.

NNSA is celebrating the women who make up the backbone of our Enterprise. Meet Na’ilah Bowden.

The team has a technique to enhance the effects of an enzyme that breaks down the essential building blocks of plastic.

The research revealed that at early stages of tooth development, chitin guided the formation of nanorods via an iron oxide, known as ferrihydrite.

Water scarcity and insecurity is a pervasive problem around the world. Climate change, population growth, and changes in how communities use freshwater all contribute to shrinking resources worldwide.

HCC will engage interdisciplinary teams of undergraduate and graduate students to offer unique solutions to complex challenges related to hydropower’s ability to enable a 100% clean energy grid, and attract a new set of skilled and diverse workers.

The Solar Energy Innovators Program has seen success in providing valuable real-world experience for fellows and provides institutions with capacity to implement ideas that support the clean energy transition.

DOE has been increasing its STEM and workforce content at the Waste Management Symposia (WMS) year after year.