From the Blog

Scientists at Weill Cornell Medicine have developed a computational technique that greatly increases the resolution of atomic force microscopy.

When it comes to solar and wind power, a common question that people ask is, what happens when the wind isn’t blowing and the sun isn’t shining? The answer is in batteries, and other forms of energy storage.

Our New Name is also a New Vision by Jennifer Wilcox, Acting Assistant Secretary & Shuchi Talati, Chief of Staff

A team of GLBRC collaborators at UW–Madison has identified a pathway for furan fatty acid production in bacteria and other cells.

Researchers found large amounts of wax coat sorghum’s leaves and stems and serve as a barrier to water loss, especially at high temperatures.

Annis’ research as a member of Texas A&M chemist Dr. Daniel Tabor’s group focuses on the study of aerosols and spectroscopy calculations.

Weather station data point to wind- and solar-driven heating as leading culprits.

Advanced construction technologies that could reduce the construction costs of building new reactors by more than 10% and significantly lower the scheduling risks associated with them.

A collaboration among 5 research institutions has been established through the U.S. Department of Energy Grid Modernization Lab Consortium to provide technical assistance to the 7 U.S. Independent System Operators and Regional Transmission Organizations.

NNSA recently announced annual awards for the Nuclear Security Enterprise’s federal and contractor security professionals and managers of the year.