Blog Archive

DOE's work on STEM and workforce training is a critical part of the fight in the battle to save our planet and address the climate crisis.

2020 James Madison University grad Jamie Mears is putting her degree and her Collegiate Wind Competition experience to work at Ørsted Onshore.

Farewell remarks from Paul M. Dabbar, Under Secretary of Science

Grid Science Winter School and Conference is a five day event that brings together experts and students in grid science research.

DOE's Office of Technology Transitions works with regional innovation clusters across the country to boost America's competitiveness and security.

The Department of Energy (DOE) and its National Labs have continued to drive progress for humanity, particularly in 2020.

DOE and Florida International University (FIU) officials recently introduced the EM Fellows Class of 2020.

Understanding new energy technologies is a must for tomorrow’s workforce.

Computer science education is more important than ever -- learn what the Energy Department is doing to promote computer science learning.

Did you know that you have the U.S. Department of Energy to thank for some of the science behind keeping your turkey fresh?

STEM activity engages students in U.S. Tribes through a smartphone microscope.

Students are becoming pen pals with Savannah River Site (SRS) employees whose degrees and careers involve science, technology, engineering, and math.

The Department of Energy is committed to supporting and empowering American workers, especially servicemembers separating from active duty.

Jessica Davis is using the engineering, analysis, and project management experience she developed during the CWC to her new job in nuclear security.

One of the most important missions of the Department of Energy (DOE) is the operation, maintenance, and security of nuclear sites around the country

This Sunday, November 8, is National STEM Day. There’s a plethora of ways to celebrate -- read on to find out more.

The Department will continue to pursue opportunities to expand workforce development efforts in Appalachia.

A new academic year is underway, which means a new class of college students is preparing for the 2021 DOE Collegiate Wind Competition.

Three individuals who exemplify the best of DOE's public and private partnership have been awarded 2020 Nobel Prizes and Laureates.

TerraPower and X-energy demo projects will set the tone for DOE's Advanced Reactor Demonstration Program.

STEM jobs in the Department of Energy are solving global issues.

Learn more about efforts to develop America's vast offshore wind resources.

Learn about key facts related to wind turbines used in distributed applications.

Brush up on your knowledge of wind! Get the details on a few of the lesser-known wind energy facts.

Secretary Brouillette engaged with students and energy stakeholders and toured the Great Lakes Energy Education Center.