U.S. Department of Energy Office of Science
Recent Success Stories
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science is the single largest supporter of basic research in the physical sciences in the United States, providing more than 40 percent of total funding for this vital area of national importance. The following are recent success stories about discovery and innovation. These are representative accomplishments resulting from DOE Office of Science research.
2011-05-31; Superfast Search Engine speeds Past the Competition, ACC0408
2011-05-16; Scientists Create World’s Smallest Battery, ACC0403
2011-05-09; Using DNA to Build Nanomaterials; Walsh, Karen McNulty; ACC0402
2011-04-15; Beyond Silicon: Cutting the Costs of Solar Power; Ahlberg, Liz; ACC0401
2011-04-08; Getting the Lead Out; Gibson, Kerry; ACC0400
2011-04-01; Thin Sheet of Diamond Has Worlds of Uses; Sagoff, Jared; ACC0399
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2011-03-28; The Breakthrough Behind the Chevy Volt Battery; Lerner, Louise; ACC0398
2011-03-28; Premier Tools of Energy Research Also Probe Secrets of Viral Disease; Chui, Glennda; ACC0397
2011-03-28; New Catalyst Opens Way to Next-Generation Fuel Cells; Snyder, Kendra; ACC0396
2011-03-28; Nations Work Together to Discover New Element; Cabage, Bill; ACC0395
2011-03-28; Ladies and Gentlemen, Start Your Engines; Lang, Kathryn; ACC0394
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2011-03-28; Glass Stronger than Steel; Yarris, Lynn; ACC0393
2011-03-28; From Gasoline to Grassoline: Microbes Produce Fuels Directly from Biomass; Yarris, Lynn; ACC0392
2011-03-28; Firm Uses DOE’s Fastest Supercomputer to Streamline Long-Haul Trucks; ACC0391
2011-03-28; Detecting Nuclear Threats; MacPherson, Kitta; ACC0390
2011-03-28; Cooking Up Hot Quark Soup; Walsh, Karen McNulty; ACC0389
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