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Batteries are a central focus in new research projects funded by the Energy Department.

Pointed toward the southern sky, this camera will take 800,000 pictures nightly of objects within our solar system and far beyond.

If we find an Earth-bound asteroid, what do we do? This Los Alamos research helps figure out how to avoid annihilation.

The Amazing Spiderman centers around science that actually sort of exists in the National Labs.

Join us for #LabChat on June 28 at 1 p.m. EST with material scientists and fusion researchers from Idaho National Laboratory and Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory.

NuMat Technologies from Northwestern University won $180,000 in prizes as the grand prize winner of the National Clean Energy Business Plan Competition.

More than six dozen middle school girls visited INL to learn about career options in science and engineering at the annual My Amazing Future event organized by Idaho Women in Nuclear.

Sandia's glitter-sized photovoltaic cells are highly efficient and cost effective – the perfect combination for a game-changing technology.

Voting opened on May 24 for voters to review company summaries online, view their 3-minute video pitches, and then ‘like’ the companies they think will most positively impact America’s energy future.

Happening now: the competition finals for Year One of EcoCAR 2 in Los Angeles, California.

An accelerator team from Oak Ridge National Laboratory is working with an international consortium to make fusion power technology commercially viable by 2050.

To train and educate the future leaders of the nuclear energy field, the Energy Department is offering $47.2 million in competitive scholarships, fellowships, research projects and university research reactor upgrades.