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Dr. Imre Gyuk, recently awarded the NAATBatt Lifetime Achievement Award for Energy Storage, talks about what energy storage is, how the energy storage field has changed in the last 10 years and where it's headed.

National Labs and industry researchers are using eagles to develop technology to prevent bird collisions with wind turbines.

Roderick Jackson, a technical lead at Oak Ridge National Lab, reflects on his experience during My Brothers Keeper Week at the National Labs.

On a journey to Mars, future astronauts may use this device to get medical checkups.

Learn how the U.S. and Canada are partnering to build a stronger clean energy future.

Annie Easley's work on the Centaur helped move NASA's space program further into orbit. She is the second woman in STEM we're highlighting during Women's History Month.

Berkeley Lab built an infrared camera to study outer space billions of light-years away at wavelengths too red for humans to see.

National Labs are taking a fresh approach to solar power by harnessing the power of quantum dots.

Through My Brother's Keeper, the next generation of scientists got a glimpse of what it's like to work at a National Lab this week.

Mae Jemison is a dancer, a medical doctor, an astronaut and the first woman in STEM we're highlighting during Women's History Month.

How National Labs scientists figured out how to make batteries last longer and recharge faster.

A new generation of innovators is pioneering the future of nuclear energy at our National Labs.

This Women's History Month, the Energy Department is highlighting the important STEM contributions of women of color. Be sure to follow along on Instagram.

How the Energy Department's SuperTruck initiative is making America's heavy duty trucks more sustainable.

The Energy Department National Labs are partnering with the President's My Brother's Keeper Initiative to bring students to the labs and give them a first-hand look at science and innovation.

The Recovery Act sparked America's clean energy revolution. See the progress we've made since 2009 and what's on the horizon.

Get a sneak preview of four amazing technologies on display at the 2016 ARPA-E Summit, where innovation in energy takes center stage.

One of the world's fastest supercomputers just turned 10. See what it's accomplished.

Take an in depth look at how gross domestic product (GDP), carbon emissions, and energy consumption interact with one another in this interactive chart.

Rare earth metals are in cars, computers and wind turbines everywhere. Meet the scientist who has studied them for decades.

Hilton Worldwide and Whole Foods Market swap energy teams to learn from each other and produce even greater savings in a new video series.

The Energy Department's Loan Programs Office guaranteed $16.1 billion in loans to 25 Recovery Act projects. Beautiful illustrated posters celebrate how LPO has helped create jobs and provide clean energy to homes and businesses across America.

The Recovery Act was passed seven years ago today. Learn how it has laid the foundation for America's clean energy future.

The Energy Department's Office of Environmental Management is about to complete the first-ever demolition of a gaseous diffusion complex from the Manhattan Project.

Today, the Department of Energy proposed an efficiency standard for General Service Lamps. Learn the facts about what that means and why it's important.