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2011

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John Shanklin, biochemist at Brookhaven National Laboratory, and Ed Whittle, research assistant in Shanklin's lab, with a fatty acid molecule model and plant seeds and casings in the foreground.10.27.11Article

Solving the Mystery of the Billion-Dollar Bond, Double Bond

Finding by researchers at Brookhaven may leave scientific world stirred, if not shaken.
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The Vulcan instrument can analyze samples ranging in size from a few grams of material to jet engines and vehicle bodies. 10.18.11From the Labs

Neutrons Probe Inner Workings of BatteriesExternal link

Designing long-lasting, reliable batteries is the key to wider acceptance of electric vehicles.
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Scientist Dr. Christian Bauer in his office 10.13.11DOE Blog

10 Questions for a Physicist: Christian Bauer

PECASE Awardee talks science and sailing.
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Senior leadership with a PECASE winner posing for a photograph10.13.11Article

Celebrating Achievement . . . and Potential

DOE honors its winners of the Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers.
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Scientist and 2011 Nobel Prize winner Saul Perlmutter 10.11.11From the Labs

The Value of National LabsExternal link

2011 Nobel Laureate, Saul Perlmutter, discusses what makes Berkeley Lab unique, and the value of national labs in award-winning research.
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PECASE awards10.11.11Article

Saluting Scientists and Engineers

Please join us at DOE's PECASE Awards.
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visualization of drug molecules (10.05.11Article

Unfolding A Better Future

Oak Ridge research on proteins may offer new insights into deadly diseases. Read More »

Scientist Saul Perlmutter sitting atop a ladder with a large image of the universe in the background10.04.11Article

Saul Perlmutter Wins Nobel Prize

He's expanded our horizons, and opened our eyes. Read More »

Colorized TEM (Transmission Electron Microscopy) micrograph of a cell of Geobacter sulfurreducens (orange) with its pili (yellow) stretching out like arms and immobilizing the uranium (black precipitate).10.03.11Article

Appetite for Service

Office of Science-funded researcher shows how bacteria can clean up radioactive waste. Read More »

Fermilab's Tevatron 09.30.11Article

Closing of a Collider . . . and Opening of a New Frontier

Fermilab moves toward new discoveries.
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