Project director Buddy Bland lives the DOE’s computing mission: to discover, develop, and use computers to solve the biggest problems in science.
What have scientists learned in five years of studying cosmic rays with the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer experiment?
Director of the CEBAF user facility Andrew Hutton’s love for accelerators started at age 17.
<p>DOE JGI researchers utilized the largest collection of assembled metagenomic datasets from around the world to uncover over 125,000 partial and comple</p>
Smart, tough teams help scientists get the best performance from supercomputers to provide the insights needed to understand how everything from clouds to supernovae works.
Research on photosynthetic antenna complexes illuminates how they harvest light in plants, algae and bacteria.
From deep underground to outer space, researchers supported by the DOE’s Office of Science are working to understand this mysterious type of matter.
Tracking atmospheric particles in a pristine environment will help scientists understand the impact of industrial aerosols on climate.
Researchers are using the Office of Science’s advanced light sources to study batteries in real-time.
Researchers at Penn State, the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company have developed methods t