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Multiple federal awards support research into methods to repurpose plastic waste into a variety of value-added compounds, from fuel to food.

Unconventional superconductivity in some iron-based and heavy-fermion materials arises from a general phenomenon called multiorbital singlet pairing.

Using state-of-the-art fabrication & imaging, researchers watched consequences of adding sculpted light to a catalyst during a chemical transformation

Sandia National Laboratories retools facilities to design, test sterilizable mask...

Susan Lacy, the Environmental Team Leader at NNSA’s Sandia Field Office recently retired after more than 32 years of federal service with the Department of Energy and NNSA.

UIC scientists developed a catalyst made up of 10 different elements – capable of bringing down the combustion temperature of methane by half.

A team of researchers has discovered an antibody that blocks the ability of the dengue virus to cause disease in mice.

The new anode for aqueous batteries allows use of cheap, plentiful seawater as an electrolyte.

NNSA and the Sudanese Nuclear and Radiological Regulatory Authority held a virtual workshop in support of Sudan’s efforts to effectively regulate nuclear technology and materials.

Two teams will share $75,000 prize pool for their foundation solutions to shore up hydropower systems.