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July 20, 2016To address the damage caused by scanning transmission electron microscopy, or STEM, a team at the Molecular Foundry developed a new imagingBasic Energy Sciences
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July 20, 2016Working at the Molecular Foundry using a cutting-edge electron microscope technique coupled with a protein-staining process and sophisticatedBasic Energy Sciences
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July 20, 2016Semiconducting nanowires have a wide range of existing and potential applications in optoelectronic materials, from single-electron transistors andBasic Energy Sciences
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July 20, 2016While isolated electrons in a vacuum can store quantum information nearly perfectly, in real materials, the movements of surrounding atoms disturbsBasic Energy Sciences
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July 20, 2016Theory predicts that graphene could be much better at detecting noxious gases if impurities, or dopants, were incorporated into its rigid frameworkBasic Energy Sciences
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July 1, 2016An electron in an atom has three intrinsic properties: charge, spin and orbital angular momentum; the latter characterizes how the electron orbitsBasic Energy Sciences
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BulletinJuly 1, 2016The presence of defects in semiconductor materials, such as the missing gallium atoms in the image, were known to drastically decrease the lightBasic Energy Sciences
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July 1, 2016Powered by the state-of-the art computational tools and inspired by nature, researchers investigated the stability of ionic molecules for theirBasic Energy Sciences
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BulletinJune 30, 2016Researchers, led by those from the U.S. Department of Energy Joint BioEnergy Institute, sought to decrease the cost of ILs by synthesizing themBiological and Environmental Research
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June 30, 2016Researchers at the U.S. Department Energy’s (DOE) BioEnergy Science Center and Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center examined samples fromBiological and Environmental Research