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December 12, 2017A rare state of matter called a quantum spin liquid proposed over 40 years ago is being pursued for its unique physical properties. In a quantumBasic Energy Sciences
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BulletinDecember 12, 2017The revolution of the microelectronics technology was made possible by the growth of high-quality semiconductor materials. In a technique calledBasic Energy Sciences
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December 7, 2017The dynamic balance between inputs versus decomposition of organic materials regulates carbon cycling in the soil. Microbes are widely investigatedBiological and Environmental Research
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BulletinDecember 7, 2017At the DOE Joint BioEnergy Institute, researchers significantly improved the concentration and yield of fatty alcohols produced by S.Biological and Environmental Research
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December 6, 2017Through this research, scientists learned that synchronous two-way coupling of an Earth system model with an energy-economics model can eliminateBiological and Environmental Research
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December 4, 2017Plants open and close stomata (tiny openings on plant leaves) to balance carbon dioxide uptake and water losses, while avoiding desiccation ofBiological and Environmental Research
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December 4, 2017Following up on a first integrated hydrologic model intercomparison project several years ago, seven teams of modelers, including two teamsBiological and Environmental Research
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December 1, 2017A large-scale and prolonged surface melt event occurred in January 2016 over the Ross Ice Shelf region of West Antarctica. Analysis of passiveBiological and Environmental Research
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BulletinNovember 29, 2017Users from the Scripps Research Institute, including 2001 Nobel Prize laureate K. Barry Sharpless, teamed with scientists at the Molecular FoundryBasic Energy Sciences
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November 24, 2017At Argonne National Laboratory’s Center for Nanoscale Materials, a U.S. Department of Energy user facility, researchers employed artificialBasic Energy Sciences