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12.27.10From the Labs
Using existing technology in a new way could help the Office of Science’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory scientists predict when and how much the wind will blow to maximize the efficiency of wind turbines.
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11.24.10Article
This week, we can be especially thankful for an electrifying scientist...who tried to seal our nation with a turkey.
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11.24.10ArticleWhen Salvator Torquato looks to a system of particles in its calmest natural state, he realizes they model the solution to two major mathematical problems.
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11.22.10Announcement
When Washington accepts the National Medal of Science from President Obama today, it will highlight a remarkable three-decade relationship.
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11.17.10ArticleDark matter particles continue to hide, but they release energy when they collide: evidence shows that gamma rays from the center of our galaxy may come from dark matter collisions.
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11.10.10From the Labs
R&D Magazine honors biochemist for significant contributions in proteomics.
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11.03.10From the Labs
Thanks to an aggressive energy saving plan, the DOE Office of Science's Argonne National Laboratory won a Federal Energy and Water Management Award for finding creative ways to save enough energy to power about 6,000 households and save enough water to fill approximately 180,000 bathtubs.
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10.29.10Article
Supported by the DOE Office of Science, researchers are modeling how fractures form and perpetuate in the vast ice sheets of Antarctica and Greenland.
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10.27.10ArticleVisitors excited and inspired by DOE exhibits at National Science and Engineering Festival.
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10.22.10Article
What do smart windows and biofuels, climate models and gravity accelerators all have in common?
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