FY 2008
June 2008 – WorldWideScience.org: WorldWideScience Alliance established,
view Video of Signing Ceremony
June 2008 – DOE Data Explorer:
Discover the data behind DOE's scientific publications!.
April 2008 – Science Accelerator:
Now the DOE Science Accelerator includes scientific software.
February 2008 – Information Bridge:
Approximately 10,000 documents added to Information Bridge
January 2008 – DOE R&D Accomplishments: January 15, 2008 marks 100th anniversary of Edward Teller's birth
November 2007 – Science Showcase: Giant Magnetoresistance Research Featured
FY 2007
September 2007 – DOepatents: New database of DOE patent records launched
August 2007 – Science Accelerator: Search key DOE resources from one portal
July 2007 – WorldWideScience.org: Global Science Gateway Now Open
May 2007 – Energy Citations Database: Alerts available now to help citizens find DOE legacy research
May 2007 – OSTI Celebrates 60 Years of Knowledge Sharing, 1947–2007
April 2007 – Information Bridge: ATP “molecular machine” highlighted
March 2007 – Energy Science and Technology Software Center: Get the latest in federal science software packages!
March 2007 – Science.gov 4.0: Introducing Science.gov 4.0 with DeepRank
January 2007 – DOE partners with British Library to develop international portal for science
December 2006 – Science Showcase: George F. Smoot and Roger D. Kornberg join the list of Nobel Laureates associated with DOE
November 2006 – Weinberg Papers: Selection of Alvin Weinberg's (1915–2006) scientific
literature legacy
FY 2006
October 2006 – DOE Research and Development (R&D) Accomplishments: Nobel Laureates featured!
August 2006 – R&D Project Summaries
May 2006 – Science.gov: Now search National Science Digital Library at Science.gov!
March 2006 – Energy Technology Data Exchange (ETDE)
FY 2005
December 2005 – Science.gov 3.0 launched!
October 2005 – Information Bridge: New look, new features, more reports.
September 2005 – E-print Network: Now search over 664,000 eprints.
June 2005 – Search Science Conference Papers & Proceedings:
Access conference papers and proceedings in various fields of science and technology. Users can simultaneously search the sites of scientific and professional organizations whose fields of interest relate to the mission of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE).
April 2005 – OSTI Sends ScienceLab to NSTA: ScienceLab – Student Online Lab for Science Stuff!
represented OSTI at the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) Convention in Dallas, Texas , March 31 – April 3, 2005
February 2005 – Science.gov Alerts: DOE and other federal science agencies help the public stay "alert" to the latest
R&D results with Science.gov Alert Service
February 2005 – DOE Office of Science celebrates 2005 World Year of Physics: DOE SC plans to celebrate the 2005 World Year of Physics through a year-long program of activities and materials highlighting how physics enables advances in the sciences – and how physics contributes to our quality of life. The DOE Office of Science 2005 World Year of Physics Web site includes DOE Physicists at Work: Profiles of representative DOE-sponsored physicists doing research at universities and national laboratories.
FY 2004
December 2004 – DOE Research and Development (R&D) Project Summaries: Summaries of ongoing or recently completed DOE research projects are available for online searching in this publicly accessible database.
September 2004 – DOE Federal R&D Project Summaries: This
system is a consortium of federal agencies providing R&D
summaries.
June 2004 – science.gov 2.0: This
unified search of the government's vast stores of scientific and technical
information helps citizens sort through the government's reservoirs of research
and returns results most likely to meet individual needs. An advanced search
capability and other enhancements were added with this update of science.gov.
May 2004 – ScienceLab: Your online
stop for science stuff!
December 2003 – DOE R&D Accomplishments: A
central forum for information about the outcomes of past DOE R&D
that have had significant economic impact, have improved people's lives, or
have been widely recognized as remarkable advances in science.
