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June 15, 2016PIKETON, Ohio – Work has begun on a sediment pond at the On-site Waste Disposal Facility (OSWDF) site in the northeast area of EM’s Portsmouth Site.Office of Management
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June 14, 2016Today, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced over $82 million in nuclear energy research, facility access, crosscutting technology development, and infrastructure awards in 28 states. In total, 93 projects were selected to receive funding that ...Office of Technology Commercialization
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Press ReleasesJune 13, 2016Through the Gateway for Accelerated Innovation in Nuclear (GAIN), the U.S. Department of Energy is providing up to $2 million for the Nuclear Energy Voucher pilot program. The goal of the program is to assist new entrants into the nuclear field as they...Office of Nuclear Energy
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June 13, 2016Researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory are investigating a new material that might help in nuclear fuel recycling and waste reduction by capturing certain gases released during reprocessing.Office of Technology Commercialization
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BulletinJune 9, 2016Corrosive environments, such as those found inside nuclear power plants and other sites, can cause stainless steel, brass, or other metallic alloysBasic Energy Sciences
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June 7, 2016WASHINGTON, D.C. – The topic of startup and commissioning of several facilities critical to EM’s cleanup progress takes center stage on Wed., J...Office of Management
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Press ReleasesJune 6, 2016Office of Legacy Management
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June 6, 2016WASHINGTON, D.C. – EM will showcase its unique need for advanced robotics in nuclear and radiological applications at a June 9 event in Washington, D.C. open to the public that marks the five-year anniversary of a multi-agency effort to accelerate th...Office of Management
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June 6, 2016For decades, nuclear theorists have predicted that the neutron-rich barium isotopes near mass number 144 are centered in one of only two or threeNuclear Physics
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June 6, 2016RHIC physicists collide two beams of protons with their spins aligned in the same direction, and then “antialigned.” The PHENIXNuclear Physics