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March 1, 2017When an electron, which is negatively charged, travels through the atomic lattice, just like the attraction between opposite ends of a magnet, theBasic Energy Sciences
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BulletinFebruary 27, 2017Wood-decomposing fungi are essential players in breaking down plant biomass in forest ecosystems and could provide important clues on how to moreBiological and Environmental Research
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February 23, 2017When a material undergoes a phase change, its atomic structure is re-oriented, and many fundamental material properties can be altered includingBasic Energy Sciences
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February 17, 2017Hydraulic fracturing uses high-pressure injection of fresh water and chemical additives deep into the earth to generate extensive fractures in theBiological and Environmental Research
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BulletinFebruary 16, 2017Most drugs currently approved for humans are either large proteins or small molecules. Between these two size categories are peptides. Peptides areBiological and Environmental Research
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February 16, 2017Soil is the largest terrestrial carbon reservoir and may influence the sign and magnitude of carbon cycle–climate feedbacks. Many EarthBiological and Environmental Research
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BulletinFebruary 16, 2017Oxygen minimum zones are widespread areas in the ocean. In these zones, oxygen is depleted due to the metabolic activity of microbes. RisingBiological and Environmental Research
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BulletinFebruary 13, 2017The ARM Southern Great Plains site in Oklahoma is located in the “central flyway," one of the three main North American routes for seasonalBiological and Environmental Research
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February 1, 2017The distribution of indium and thallium between the aqueous and organic phases is the key to understanding the separation of these elements. AnNuclear Physics
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February 1, 2017The KArlsruhe TRItium Neutrino mass (KATRIN) project can measure neutrino mass by a very careful determination of the electron spectrum emitted byNuclear Physics