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DOE’s Office of Science is announcing a Funding Opportunity of $625 million available to support National Quantum Information Science Research Centers to accelerate the transformational advances needed in Quantum Information Science.

Selected undergraduate students and faculty will participate in unique workforce development programs at the national laboratories and a fusion facility.

Using a unique measurement tool, researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have expanded our knowledge of the elements in soil and plants.

Centers focus on basic research to transform the energy efficiency of microelectronics and create microelectronics for extreme environments

The Office of Science’s accomplishments span a variety of areas, from the world’s largest camera for astrophysics to sequencing the sugarcane genome.

US and UK governments strengthen ties by partnering with the private fusion sector to advance the development of fusion energy towards demonstration.