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A four-year, $7,278,000 funding award from DOE will help support ongoing high energy physics research at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa.

The Institute for Quantum Science and Engineering is a major player in a multi-million-dollar DOE-funded hub to advance laser-driven fusion energy.

A joint research team from University of Maryland and Princeton University has invented a new plasma technology capable of reaching 8,000 Celsius.

Scientists compared data on galaxy clusters from simulations and telescopes to check if the observed data is representative enough to test theory.

Using machine learning, the computational method can provide details of how materials work as catalysts, semiconductors, or battery components.

Stephen Porter, a grad student at The University of New Mexico, has been selected to receive DOE's Office of Science Graduate Student Research Award.

Federal funding brings together experts to chart a viable path to realizing fusion energy as a clean power source.

Smith’s groundbreaking research will explore a condensed matter question: how does glass transition from molten liquid to a solid glass?

Researchers report how adding hydrogen to the fabricating process creates a strong and effective catalyst that approaches the performance of platinum.

Ph.D. physics candidate Abhyuday Sharda’s search for answers will be supported with a graduate fellowship from Jefferson National Accelerator Facility