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DOE Office of Science Selects 68 Promising Researchers for Early Career Research Awards

05.08.12 Program aims to strengthen America's scientific workforce and focus scientists on critical mission areas.
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From the Labs

Latest Issue of Symmetry Released

05.01.12 The May magazine features everything from the Twinkie of particle physics to one degree of separation and a king connections (who could rival Kevin Bacon).
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Press Release

Student Teams from Massachusetts and California Win Energy Department's 22nd National Science Bowl (34KB)

04.30.12 Competition is part of the Administration's focus on next generation of leaders in science, technology, engineering, and math.
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In Focus

Article

Turning a Negative into a Positive

IceCube Collaboration searches for new answers at the frozen ends of the Earth.
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From the Programs

The Finals Have Finished . . . But New Tests Will Begin

Catch up on all the action from this year's National Science Bowl, and start to prepare for next year’s event. Read More »
Article

Springtime and Sparkling Films

Diamond deposition technique invented at Argonne Lab could improve the performance of electronic devices. Read More »

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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
DOE R&D results
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DOE Pulse
Check out the work being done at our national laboratories.
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science.gov
U.S. Government R&D results
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WorldWideScience.org
Worldwide R&D results
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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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