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Energy ProfileDecember 21, 2011How a new bioplastic is not only reducing waste, it also playing a valuable role in offsetting our need for foreign oil.Energy.gov
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October 28, 2011Biomass has the potential to become a critical part of our energy economy. The Billion-Ton Update has the details.Energy.gov
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Press ReleasesAugust 2, 2011Metallurgists at the Office of Fossil Energy’s National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) have helped develop a new alloy that is increasing the safety of an important medical procedure by being used to manufacture more flexible and conformable cor...Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office
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Energy ProfileJune 30, 2011This Argonne biochemist works on developing biochips, which can identify proteins and used to trace the origins of biological agents such as anthrax in addition to their ability to diagnose infections and even cancer.Energy.gov
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Energy TomorrowJune 21, 2011Imagine if the same mold that ruins old grapes and onions could double as a key ingredient in the recipe to reduce U.S. dependence on foreign oil. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory are working to harness the natural process that spoils fruits and v...Energy.gov
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Energy TomorrowJune 17, 2011How did scientists find a hidden property of gas? And a new ruler could help provide scientists with unprecedented details into a variety of biological events, including the interaction between DNA and enzymes, protein folding and cell membrane vibrati...Energy.gov
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June 13, 2011The Council provides a new mechanism to ensure that our work creating new business opportunities and jobs in rural America is well-coordinated between agencies and that no important opportunity is missed.Energy.gov
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Energy TomorrowJune 10, 2011Advanced thermoelectric materials could be used to develop vehicle exhaust systems that convert exhaust heat into electricity, concentrate solar energy for power generation and recover waste heat from industrial processes.Energy.gov
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June 9, 2011Find out how she's using information and data to accelerate systems biology research and how she actively works her network -- through means such as LinkedIn, Facebook, joint conference participation and regular email contact -- to stay atop trends in ...Energy.gov
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June 7, 2011Scientists at Brookhaven use the National Synchrotron Light Source (NSLS) to take a look at how the urinary-tract-infection causing strain of E. coli extends its sticky fingers.Energy.gov