From the Blog

The team, led by Ivan Oleynik, utilized the Summit supercomputer to explore how carbon atoms behave at extremely high pressures and temperatures.

The seven-institution team will investigate how the life and death of soil microbes may author the destiny of most of the world’s soil carbon.

Southern Company and TerraPower are developing a molten chloride fast reactor that uses liquid salts as both a coolant and fuel.

With funding from WPTO, C-Power and Saab are partnering on a 6-month trial of an autonomous portable wave converter that will use the ocean’s waves to produce clean energy while simultaneously mapping the vastly unexplored ocean.

On November 18th, for the first time since 2016, the leaders of North America met in Washington, DC for a North American Leaders’ Summit.

COP26 was an important waypoint for shoring up commitments for fast action and launching new initiatives that will help move the world closer to our global climate goals.

A team led by Washington State U has received a $3.6 million grant on how to capture carbon dioxide out of the air to mitigate climate change.

Collaborators used cutting-edge technology to record spectacularly precise 3D images of neutrino events to examine particle interactions in detail.

The davemaoite grains discovery enabled chemical measurements of a mineral that is the main host of many important trace elements in the deep Earth.

An international collaboration led by UMass Amherst probes the links between microbes, healthy soil and carbon.