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A Roadmap for Gene Regulation in Plants

Sorghum plants in a field with blue skies in the background.

How Microgrids Can Help Communities Adapt to Wildfires

Griffith Park brush wildfire and the Woolsey fire in California.

Preserving Forests to Protect Deep Soil From Warming

Christina Castanha, a person wearing a light colored hat, green shirt, and brown pants, collecting soil samples outdoors for a deep-soil warming experiment.

Photosynthesis, Key to Life on Earth, Starts with a Single Photon

An illustration of a glowing orb of light near a shadowed forest floor, with small leaves illuminated by the orb

DESI Early Data Release Holds Nearly Two Million Objects

A 3D map of space, with streams of light pointing in different directions from a central focal point. Researchers took detailed images in 20 different directions on the sky, creating a 3D map of 700,000 objects and covering roughly 1% of the total volume DESI will study.

Railways Could Be a Key 'Utility Player' for Backup Power

Illustration of a train connected to a city via a power grid.

Eva Nogales Wins Shaw Prize in Life Science and Medicine

Eva Nogales, a person with medium-length white hair wearing glasses and a dark jacket over a white collared top, photographed outdoors with trees in the background.

Watching Molecules Relax in Real Time

Enrico Ridente, a person with short dark hair and a beard wearing a light green collared shirt and black pants, stands next to Eric Haugen, a person with short brown hair wearing a dark collared shirt with jeans. The two are standing in front of a machine in their lab.

Harnessing Machine Learning to Make Complex Systems More Energy Efficient

A staff scientist is photographed at his desk. Next to him is a laptop displaying computer simulations.

Helping to Build the Bioeconomy of California’s Northern San Joaquin Valley

Two scientists working at the ABPDU's facility.

Prioritizing Equity and Justice in Energy, Climate, and Transit Research

Collage of transit, highways, solar panels, factories, homes, and a sunrise over a prairie.

Tiny Microbes Could Brew Big Benefits for Green Biomanufacturing

Worms eye view of an industrial development obscured by blades of grass.