Deep Underground Science and Engineering (DUSE) focuses on research and technology development conducted deep below the Earth's surface. This field explores various scientific disciplines, including geology, physics, and engineering, to study natural phenomena and conduct experiments in a stable environment, free from surface disturbances. DUSE facilities, such as the Sanford Underground Research Facility and the Gran Sasso National Laboratory, provide unique opportunities for scientists to investigate topics like dark matter, neutrino physics, and geothermal energy. These underground labs help advance our understanding of fundamental science while also addressing practical engineering challenges.