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April 14, 2020Researchers are working to understand the formation of elements heavier than iron.Office of Science
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April 9, 20205 Uses For Artificial Intelligence You've Never Heard OfHydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office
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Grid-Interactive and Efficient Buildings are Emerging as Dynamic Solutions to Many Energy ChallengesBlogMarch 27, 2020As the technological sophistication of our homes and workplaces continues to rise, so does the opportunity for buildings to play a larger role in shaping the energy system of the future.Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation
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March 26, 2020Jennifer DeCesaro serves as DOE’s Recovery Coordinator and Director for Recovery and Resilience Investments for the Office of Electricity (OE)Office of Electricity
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March 20, 2020The Lab has funded and supported multiple projects across the Nation to extract REEs from coal and coal-related by-products.Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office
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March 19, 2020EERE celebrates Women's History MonthOffice of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation
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March 16, 2020DOE is collaborating with the scientific community to tackle this public health emergency.Office of Science
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March 13, 2020Tsuyoshi Tajima at Los Alamos National Lab is investigating the promising potential of MgB2 to coat particle accelerator components.Office of Science
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March 10, 2020Atmospheric rivers have a huge impact on the West Coast’s climate, so scientists are collaborating to understand their patterns.Office of Science
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March 6, 2020John Kitchin’s Early Career Award made possible research that identified a cheap and efficient material for splitting water into oxygen and hydrogen.Office of Science