A new, innovative method using AI is paving the way for enhanced cybersecurity measures. Credit: Maksim Eren, image created in DALL-E.
New research helps identify an unprecedented number of malware families A research team at Los Alamos National Laboratory is using artificial intelligence to address several critical shortcomings in large-scale malware analysis, making significant advancements in the classification of Microsoft Windows malware and paving the way for enhanced cybersecurity measures. Using … [continued]
Multiagency effort aims to identify and characterize lost wells, including methane emissions and other environmental impacts
We’re reflecting on women in climate action who helped light a spark for protecting the planet with our workforce. Maybe you saw our first article, “Inspired by: Meet the Women in Climate Action Who Give Us Hope,” that kicked off Women’s History Month on energy.gov. There’s more to add to the list, so today we’re sharing stories with you, … [continued]
Why invest in carbon capture to clean up after coal, when you can skip the middleperson and pluck CO2 straight from the atmosphere?
Transparent windows that generate electricity from solar energy have caught the eye of the National Nuclear Security Administration.
Enzymatic fuel cells have been struggling to get out of the lab since 1911 so if you’re looking for a hydrogen alternative, don’t hold your breath.
Researchers pass along great news about developing low cost, efficient solar cells based on perovskites, so have a happy [fossil energy] Independence Day.
Damn the light bulb wars, full speed ahead: Energy Department rounds up $11 million in new funding for LED and OLED energy efficient lighting.
Researchers use perovskite and “hot casting” (no, it’s not what you think) to develop new low cost solar cells that could rival silicon for efficiency.
The emissions from two very large coal-fired power plants in the Four Corners area of northwest New Mexico were recently measured remotely via space-based techniques by researchers at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. The study represents the first time that such space-based techniques have been shown to “successfully verify international … [continued]
