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May 4, 2017If only the Empire in Star Wars had known about U.S. Department of Energy resources, the Alliance might never have made that lucky shot. Their vent...Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation
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May 3, 2017Racing legend Bob Bondurant recently toured the U.S. Department of Energy and reunited with an old friend - the Shelby Cobra.Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation
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April 27, 2017The Energy Department is facilitating the manufacturing sector’s move toward energy efficiency in the Rust Belt and beyond.Success Stories
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April 21, 2017Our water and energy systems are closely interlinked. Water is used in all phases of energy production and electricity generation and energy is required to treat and distribute water. As our Nation’s energy and water demand increases, it is as impo...Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office
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April 20, 2017Fifteen teams, over 100 students, competed against one another to develop and defend a computer network from simulated cyber attacks.Office of Electricity
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April 18, 2017The APS system has the potential to revolutionize the fabrication of specialty metals. Adoption of this technology can improve the quality of the ingots produced and reduce the amount ingot testing required, saving manufacturers millions of dollars. In...Hydrocarbons and Geothermal Energy Office
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April 17, 2017For the run-up to the 2017 National Science Bowl® Finals April 27 to May 1, this is the last profile in a series on previous NSB competitors.Office of Science
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April 13, 2017With the rise of robotics in both entertainment and the general marketplace, we decided to set the record straight on five common robot myths.Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation
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April 12, 2017Scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory developed an ultrasonic drying concept that uses vibrations instead of heat to dry clothes.Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation
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April 10, 2017For the run-up to the 2017 National Science Bowl® Finals April 27 to May 1, this is the third in a series of four profiles on previous NSB competitorsOffice of Science