Funding supports university faculty and student projects to improve the resiliency and development of carbon-free nuclear power.
Secretary Granholm penned an Op-Ed for USA Today, outlining how imbalances with China have made our economy vulnerable to supply chain disruptions and put us at a huge disadvantage in the global clean energy race.
Later this month, a spring-loaded arm aboard the International Space Station will fling a small box touched by hundreds of Oak Ridge children into orbit around Earth.
Creating STEM opportunities for tribal students through collaboration.
With the addition of a community college internship program, Jefferson Lab is now offering STEM career opportunities to an even more diverse range of students.
Six R&D projects aim to decrease cost barriers to deploying the clean energy technology needed to eliminate greenhouse emissions.
Developing a diverse workforce is vital to achieving Oak Ridge’s ambitious cleanup goals in the years ahead.
The liquid waste contractor at the Savannah River Site (SRS) recently awarded more than $15,000 in educational grants to local elementary school teachers, helping to support science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) curriculum in their classrooms.
On June 15, 2021, Secretary Granholm delivered testimony before the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources on DOE's FY22 budget request.
Discussion with leaders from throughout the battery supply chain follows release of National Battery Blueprint.