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Because the plasma’s temperature and pressure often drop sharply at the edge, physicists are exploring stabilization of the plasma edge.

New research at LBNL reveals how a surprising catalyst can help to efficiently convert nitrogen into useful products under ambient conditions.

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory data scientists Nell Byler and Elise Bishoff shared their computer vision expertise.

A recent study led by DOE's Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility reveals new details of the origins of the proton’s spin.

This MOA will formalize collaboration between NOAA and DOE to share expertise on research and technology development. The MOA will advance the state of marine carbon dioxide removal science and strengthen the existing relationship between both agencies.

Having a more accurate understanding of the fundamental nature of photons could lead to better light beams designs for heating and measuring plasma.

Employees reminisce about past science celebrations and begin preparing for the highly anticipated June 8 event.

A brand-new quantum sensor and computing research center called QUIET and its twin called LOUD will allow for 1st of its kind, controlled experiments.

Two Utility-Scale Projects at Idaho National Lab Will Help Spur Clean Electricity Generation on DOE-Owned Land, Ensuring the Federal Government is Leading by Example in the Effort to Reach the Nation’s Ambitious Climate Goals

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