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Grants include three projects in California, Colorado, and Pennsylvania to support deployment of hydrogen-related transportation technologies and applications.

In a pivotal discovery, Argonne researchers develop ​“spintronic” material with remarkable electronic properties.

The U.S. Department of Energy’s Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility returns as host for the Virginia Regional Science Bowl.

Researchers find an effective alternative to overcome modeling limitations using machine learning.

Selected projects will help integrate renewable energy onto the grid  and reach remote communities.

U.S.-Republic of Korea Reach Provisional Agreement on Nuclear Cooperation

Mills served as the deputy director of Argonne’s Advanced Photon Source, which he helped to design and build.

Researchers discussed analog computing at a workshop co-led by PNNL computer scientist Antonino Tumeo.

Scientists from ORNL have utilized the unique properties of quantum states of light to implement parallel quantum-enhanced sensing.

122 teams from 93 collegiate institutions are going for gold as competition begins for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) 2025 Design Challenge, DOE’s longest-running student competition.