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March 4, 2011A salute to the first woman to receive a doctorate in France, the discoverer of two elements, the first person to win two Nobel Prizes and the mother of another winner.Energy.gov
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March 3, 2011Department of Energy student interns present their research findings at the annual AAAS conference.Office of Science
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BlogFebruary 22, 2011DOE scientists discover forceful fluid with far-reaching applications.Office of Science
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February 17, 2011Many U.S. presidents have promoted the “Progress of Science and the Useful Arts.”Office of Science
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January 24, 2011NOVA host provides inside look at MAKING STUFF.Office of Science
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December 23, 2010Every year since 1998, the Department of Energy's Los Alamos lab has been using state of the art technology to track Santa Claus as he circles the globe the night before Christmas. New Media Specialist Ginny Simmons sits down with Santa Tracker Head Re...Energy.gov
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November 24, 2010When Salvator Torquato looks to a system of particles in its calmest natural state, he realizes they model the solution to two major mathematical problems.Office of Science
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November 17, 2010Dark matter particles continue to hide, but they release energy when they collide: evidence shows that gamma rays from the center of our galaxy may come from dark matter collisions.Office of Science
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October 27, 2010Visitors excited and inspired by DOE exhibits at National Science and Engineering Festival.Office of Science