From the Blog

Shrubs in the Southwest have increased their water use efficiency at some of the highest rates ever observed to cope with a decades-long megadrought.

DOE’s NNSA and DOE-EM have signed the first contracts as part of the Department’s Uranium Lease and Take-back Program with SHINE Technologies LLC.

A Rice University-led study is forcing physicists to rethink superconductivity in uranium ditelluride.

Michigan State University joined an international team to create an isotope of magnesium that’s never been seen before.

Rajan Chakrabarty's project to use TRACER field study data to chemically image atmospheric particles is one of 35 two-year projects funded by EMSL.

The team made semiconductor films that are highly light emissive superlattices, five atoms thick, of tungsten and sulfur.

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.

Princeton University researchers discovered that microbes living in the human digestive tract can inactivate the antidiabetic drug acarbose.

A new X-ray technique developed at Cornell University offers an unprecedented look at the elaborate inner workings of batteries while they are in use.