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DOE's Dr. Kathryn Huff breaks down the importance of demonstrating new reactor technologies and expanding the Department's R&D infrastructure.

Warming causes more greenhouse gases to be emitted because of a cascading effect; the higher emissions, if unabated, are likely to continue long-term.

University of Utah nuclear engineering assistant professor Tara Mastren has been awarded a U.S. Department of Energy Early Career Research Award.

New findings might help inform the design of more powerful MRI machines or robust quantum computers.

Three Ph.D. students at the University of Georgia were named recipients of the 2020 Office of Science Graduate Student Research fellowship.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is celebrating the Summer of Solar, and Secretary Jennifer M. Granholm kicked it off with a visit to Laura Morales’s home in Silver Spring, Maryland, for a firsthand look at her solar panels.

National Intern Day is an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate the contributions that interns offer across career fields across the nation. Interns and employees alike learn valuable new skills and knowledge about their respective fields through...

The work demonstrated the way in which lithium is incorporated into cathodes has an enhancing effect on the battery’s capacity and stability.

Researchers collected data from the first study of phonon dispersion during heat transportation in a 2D hybrid version of perovskites.