From the Blog

In celebration of Women’s History Month, we’re putting the spotlight on three women who are having an impact on the Office of Fossil Energy.

Supporting the Development of New Technologies to Prevent, Detect and Mitigate the Consequences of a Cyber Attack on Energy Infrastructure

Space-based nuclear explosion sensors are a vital U.S. capability to both monitor compliance with treaties.

The third woman whose work helped the Manhattan Project that we're highlighting this month is Irène Joliot-Curie.

In celebration of World Water Day, we’re sharing some of our innovative water conservation projects.

Studying how to make and combine cutting-edge materials is leading to cheaper, more efficient, and more sensitive gaseous sensors.

Two innovative projects have major implications for improving the resilience and reliability of the nation’s power grid.

“Multiple organizations shared the commitment of treating the UNS drums safely,” EM-LA Manager Doug Hintze said.

Four Vitrification Facility hot cell coolers safely removed for packaging and shipment

After a seven-year tenure as director of EM’s Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL), Dr. Terry A. Michalske stepped down on March 15.