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08.24.09Article

Scientists Work to Improve Solar Cell Efficiency

‘Say Cheese' - scientists take tiny pictures of organic solar cells to improve efficiency.

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Illustration of connected servers

08.13.09Article

Scientific Internet Searches Benefit from New Technology

Leave your hard hat and pick behind, it is now easier to mine information in the deep web.

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Map of the world

08.04.09Article

Surfing the Internet Gets Deep

WorldWideScience provides a one-stop search engine to mine global scientific databases in the deep web.

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07.29.09Science News

Science.gov is among 10 government websites already 'meeting and exceeding' the Obama Administration's transparency goals, according to a special report by Government Computer News, released July 27

07.26.09Science News

Fermilab Scientists Working on Identifying Higgs Boson

07.22.09From the Labs

Argonne National Laboratory American Recovery and Reinvestment Act web site will provide information about Argonne's role in the nation's clean energy economy by promoting local economic development, creating new jobs, and providing global scientific and engineering leadership

) Stormy sky with Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARMClimate Research Facility's (ACRF) instrumentation in the foreground

07.22.09Article

Questions about Climate - the Answers are in the Clouds

Using technology developed to diagnose human disease, scientists are gauging the health of the planet.

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07.17.09Announcement

U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu announced that up to $85 million in funding under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act will be awarded in early 2010 to support at least 50 early career researchers for five years at U.S. academic institutions and DOE national laboratories

06.29.09From the Labs

Secretary Chu spoke with SLAC employees and presented his vision for the nation's energy future

06.15.09From the Labs

The National Synchrotron Light Source II (NSLS-II) project will advance energy research for the nation and create hundreds of jobs for Long Island over the next several years

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