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OE announced the $125,000 Science Synthesis Prize to expand the renewable energy research community. It is part of the GRIT Prize Series.

Research will Focus on Microelectronics for Energy Efficiency and Extreme Environments

The findings provide a new window into the electronic structure of molecules in the liquid phase on a timescale previously unattainable with X-rays.

Since its initial development in 2008, the open-source ADIOS framework is an essential tool for HPC, with an ever-evolving array of features and users

A new study explores the intriguing relationship between wildfires in the West and hailstorms in the central U.S.

Director Ashby shares aspirations for the power of AI to transform research and accelerate scientific discovery in chemistry and materials science.

Geraldine (Geri) Richmond visits Jefferson Lab with distinguished guests to learn more about the lab’s research and innovation mission.

A multi-laboratory consortium seeks to advance manufacturing of clean hydrogen technologies to boost industry adoption and slow climate change.

The Office of Electricity announced a RFI on the challenges of designing energy storage technologies for manufacturing.

Time awarded on advanced computers will tackle deepfake detection, advance artificial intelligence (AI) safety, enable next-generation medical diagnoses and further other critical AI priorities