Nano Mag Flux Lines BNL

Color-enhanced image of magnetic flux lines around individual nickel nanodots. 

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The Office of Science has several vehicles to update the public on the latest scientific outcomes of funded projects. The content is available as In the News articles, In Focus articles, and presentations and testimony.

In the News

05.17.13FROM THE LABS

Artificial Forest for Solar Water-SplittingExternal link

Berkeley Lab Researchers Report First Fully Integrated Artificial Photosynthesis Nanosystem. Read More »

05.16.13FROM THE LABS

The DOE Joint Genome Institute Expands Capabilities via New Partnerships

With the publication last year of its strategic plan, “Forging the Future — A Ten-Year Strategic Vision” the U.S. Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute (DOE JGI) has positioned itself to provide the most current technology and expertise to their users so that they can address pressing energy and environmental scientific challenges. Read More »

05.15.13FROM THE LABS

An Invitation for Family Fun at Princeton Plasma Physics Lab’s Open House on June 1External link

The Office of Science’s Princeton Plasma Physics Lab (PPPL) Open House will be a fun science festival for every age, with NASA moon rocks, a Hall of Machines, an art show of paintings of PPPL, science activities for kids and tours of fusion machines. Read More »

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In Focus

A photo of two scientists at a computer terminal.05.15.13FROM THE LABS

Searching for Knowledge, ‘To infinity, and beyond!’

Quest for dark matter takes Office of Science supported research from high in the sky to deep underground. Read More »

An image of a nano DESI over a city.05.13.13FROM THE LABS

Little Drop Goes a Long Way in Studying Microbial and Atmospheric Reactions

New technique developed by researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory has potential to make a big splash. Read More »

A photo of a particle storage ring. 05.08.13FROM THE LABS

Revolutionary Experiment Begins Massive Move to Study MuonsExternal link

Brookhaven Lab and Fermilab are moving a 50-foot-wide ring 3,200 miles in order to open new possibilities in particle physics. Read More »

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Presentations & Testimony

04.10.13Presentations & Testimony

FY 2014 Budget Request to Congress for DOE’s Office of Science.pdf file (4.6MB)

Director Bill Brinkman presents the details of the Office of Science FY 2014 budget request.

03.05.13Presentations & Testimony

Impact of Sequestration on the Department of Energy’s Office of Science.pdf file (49KB)

Statement by Dr. W. F. Brinkman, Director, Office of Science, U.S. Department of Energy, to the Subcommittee on Energy & Water Appropriations.

12.04.12Presentations & Testimony

Energy Independence with Sustainability Presentation.pdf file (3.4MB)

American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, presentation by Dr. W. F. Brinkman, Director, Office of Science, U.S. Department of Energy.

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