A collaborative team answers scientific questions that lead to producing chemicals from designer crops and agricultural wastes, not petroleum.
In their roles at the RHIC, Berndt Mueller and Rosi Reed help scientists research the conditions at the very beginning of the universe.
Company embraces supercomputing in quest for viable fusion energy.
New simulations can help us understand how & why Antarctic ice sheets may retreat in response to climate change.
Building the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope also means solving extraordinary technological challenges.
One of the biggest projects the Department of Energy’s Office of Science had ever tackled, the NSLS-II put the Office’s management skills to the test.
Researchers are finding new ways to analyze microbial data, allowing them to better understand viruses’ genes and role in the environment.
The team at the BETCy Energy Frontier Research Center is learning how electron transfer processes drive energy-intensive reactions that produce ammonia and other chemicals.
Pat Dehmer shared insights on the Office of Science user facilities with students at the 2019 National Science Bowl®.
A diverse, collaborative group at the CHWM Energy Frontier Research Center provides answers about what it takes to store a highly radioactive subset of defense-related waste.