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Announcement

Pilot Website to Highlight Federal S&T Careers

12.27.11 Six agencies, in collaboration with the Partnership for Public Service, pilot a website to promote S&T careers in the Federal government.
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Press Release

Genetic Breakthroughs to Help Develop Cheaper Biofuels

12.22.11 New computer-aided tools redesign microbes to digest biomass and synthesize fuels.
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Press Release

Who Will Be America’s Next Top Energy Innovator?

12.19.11 36 start up companies sign agreements to commercialize technologies from America's national laboratories.

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In Focus

From the Labs

Clearest Picture Yet of Dark Matter Points the Way to Better Understanding of Dark Energy

Scientists at Fermilab and Berkeley Lab build the biggest maps of dark matter yet, using methods that will improve ground-based surveys.

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Article

Breaking Up – And Making Up – Are Hard To Do

But as Office of Science research shows, the results can be electric.

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From the Labs

New Path to Flex and Stretch Electronics

Berkeley Lab researchers develop solution-based fabrication technique.

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Featured

SCMS
A web-based management tool of documentation and procedures which serves the entire Office of Science.
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2012 DOE National Science Bowl
Everything Is Connected
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50 Breakthroughs (3.3MB)
50 Breakthroughs by America's National Labs
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EurekAlert!
DOE Science News: Basic Research for the Nation's Future.
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Science Accelerator
Gateway to science, including R&D results, project descriptions, accomplishments and more
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DOE Pulse
Check out the work being done at our national laboratories.
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science.gov
Searches over 45 databases and over 2000 selected websites from 14 federal agencies
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WorldWideScience.org
Global science gateway — searching of national and international scientific databases and portals.
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SC e-journals
Desktop access to journals of interest to the Office of Science. (Office of Science HQ only)
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