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May 8, 2018Officials Mark Opening of Mound Cold War Discovery CenterOffice of Environmental Management
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May 2, 2018For more than a century, mysterious electromagnetic waves that occur naturally in the earth’s ionosphere—generally caused by lightningFusion Energy Sciences
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May 2, 2018Advanced tokamaks achieve high-thermal-energy plasmas by injecting beams of hot ions that collide with, and thereby heat, the background plasma.Fusion Energy Sciences
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May 1, 2018The trace element selenium is part of the 21st naturally occurring amino acid in the genetic code and a micronutrient of interest in the lifeNuclear Physics
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May 1, 2018The researchers’ new measurements provided the first beam-spin asymmetry data on exclusive DVCS from helium-4 using a highly polarizedNuclear Physics
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May 1, 2018Workers have finished demolition of the ETTP's Central Neutralization Facility, which once treated the site’s industrial wastewater.Office of Environmental Management
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May 1, 2018WTP passed a major landmark last month toward completion when the first building was transferred to plant management for commissioning.Office of Environmental Management
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May 1, 2018Newport News Nuclear BWXT-Los Alamos, LLC (N3B) has successfully completed transition for the Los Alamos Legacy Cleanup Contract (LLCC).Office of Environmental Management
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May 1, 2018The lead environmental cleanup contractor for DOE’s Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management recently celebrated a significant milestone.Office of Environmental Management
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April 27, 2018The U.S. Department of Energy has selected 13 projects to receive about $60 million in funding for cost-shared R&D for advanced nuclear technologies.Energy.gov