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Providing information on the basics of radiation, and the controls and efforts to reduce radiation risks at the Hanford Site, is the goal of the Hanford Health and Safety Education Campaign.

Construction is almost complete on a dry-storage area for 1,936 radioactive cesium and strontium capsules currently housed in an underwater basin at the nearby Waste Encapsulation and Storage Facility (WESF) at the Hanford Site.

Part of the process of learning more about fault-tolerant quantum computer systems is providing a path to implementing more resilient designs.

A new model, created by Penn State researchers, reveals that a network of cellulose is key to this unique combination.

MIT physicists have developed a new technique to produce and study short-lived radioactive molecules with neutron numbers they can precisely control.

New research led by the University of Arizona shows that most extreme heat events are going to occur in the tropics rather than the poles.

These mind-bendingly complex crystals called the single gyroid have the potential to make fiber optics, solar cells and fuel cells more efficient.

Researchers in DOE’s Grid Modernization Initiative recently released a report detailing challenges and research opportunities in wholesale electricity market design.

Preventing the proliferation of nuclear weapons around the world and averting the use of radioactive materials by domestic and international criminal elements are major NNSA missions that Paloma Richard has contributed to since joining the agency in 2010.

Just a few bacterial taxa found in ecosystems across the planet are responsible for more than half of carbon cycling in soils.