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The following printed brochures are available free of charge upon request (SC.BES@science.doe.gov).  Please provide your full mailing address. Electronic copies may be downloaded below.
 
 

Basic Energy Sciences

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Basic Energy Sciences (BES) at a Glance

The two-page flyer on the left identifies some opportunities, challenges, and benefits of the BES program.  The poster on the right lists some BES historic accomplishments, recent achievements, and major scientific user facilities.
 
Flyer  (1 MB)                                                                                             Poster  (2 MB)

Basic Energy Sciences

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Nanoscale Science Research Centers

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Energy Frontier Research Centers
This 20-page brochure describes proposed Energy Frontier Research Centers (EFRCs) to accelerate the rate of scientific breakthroughs needed to create advanced energy technologies for the 21st century. The EFRCs will pursue the fundamental understanding necessary to meet the global need for abundant, clean, and economical energy.
PDF file of this brochure  (1.7 MB)       Higher resolution  (11.5 MB)
Nanoscale Science Research Centers

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Nanoscale Science, Engineering, and Technology in the Department of Energy; Research Directions and Nanoscale Science Research Centers
This 20-page brochure describes five Nanoscale Science Research Centers.   These user facilities will provide the Nation’s research community with world-class resources for the synthesis, processing, fabrication, and analysis of materials at the nanoscale.  Each Center will be housed in a new building located near one or more existing BES user facilities. 
PDF file of this brochure  (7.5 MB)
Serving the Present, Shaping the Future

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Basic Energy Sciences: Serving the Present, Shaping the Future
This 40-page booklet describes successful collaborations between BES-supported researchers and industrial laboratories and some of the applications that have resulted.   Topics include energy efficiency; energy resources; environmental technology; transportation; manufacturing; chemical processing; biotechnology; ceramics; polymers; semiconductors; superconductors; measurement and analysis; and metals, alloys and intermetallics.
PDF file of this brochure  (14.1 MB)         Higher resolution  (47.7 MB)
Scientific Research Facilities: A National Resource

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Scientific Research Facilities: A National Resource
This 44-page booklet describes seventeen highly sophisticated user facilities that enable scientists to carry out experiments that they cannot otherwise perform at their own research institutions.  These major facilities are synchrotron radiation light sources, high-flux neutron sources, electron beam microcharacterization centers and other specialized centers which allow researchers from a wide variety of disciplines to examine their samples in unprecidented detail using leading-edge research equipment and the expertise of the resident facility staff.
PDF file of this brochure  (13.9 MB)         Higher resolution  (46.7 MB)
Basic Energy Sciences: Research for the Nation's Energy Future

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Basic Energy Sciences: Research for the Nation's Energy Future
This 8-page brochure provides a brief overview of the BES program, our major activities, our accomplishments and some examples of how practical benefits derive from the fundamental research supported by BES.
 
PDF file of this brochure  (3.3 MB)           Higher resolution  (14.2 MB)


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