From the Blog

The $1 million dollar grant from DOE's Office of Science will be used to advance the state of the art in computer science and applied mathematics.

Bogdan Dryzhakov conducts research focused on ferroelectricity, which looks at how electric fields can change polarization of certain materials.

Geophysics doctoral student William Rudisill recently earned recognition from DOE's Office of Science Graduate Student Research Program.

We need sustainable aviation fuels and efficient aircraft technologies to meet emissions reduction goals. Argonne’s GREET model can help guide the airline industry and jet fuel producers in the right direction.

AstraZeneca’s Gaithersburg campus became the first biomedical facility in the world to achieve SEP 50001 at the silver performance level, improving its energy performance 8.5% over three years and saving $420,000 on energy bills annually.

The research will focus on understanding the conditions that may have existed in the early Universe, a few microseconds after the Big Bang.

Maria Bolar and Megan Foley are the first from Northern Arizona U to receive awards from DOE's Office of Science Graduate Student Research Program.

Researchers have announced the first results of MicroBooNE’s search for an anomaly that could have indicated a fourth type of neutrino.

MIT graduate student Nicholas Kamp describes the MicroBooNE experiment and its implications for our understanding of fundamental particles.

DOE awards $16M across five national labs to advance the state of HydroWIRES research. Selected projects fall into one of five topic areas focused on increasing hydropower’s impact towards a clean, resilient energy grid.