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DOE Funds Next-Generation Center for Bioenergy Innovation to Advance Renewable Jet Fuel
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DOE Renews Funding for Berkeley Lab's Joint BioEnergy Institute
Scientists Enhance Recyclability of Waste Plastic
CBI’s national lab, university and industry partners will take a multipronged, accelerated approach over the next five years to producing jet fuel.
The new findings provide evidence for 'deconfinement' and insight into seething temperature of the hottest matter on Earth.
The new Bioenergy Research Center awards will kick off JBEI’s fourth five-year funding phase.
A new method can turn plastic jugs and packaging into fully recyclable and potentially biodegradable materials.
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Powering Up: Research Team Develops Strategy for Better Solid-State Batteries
DOE Renews Bioenergy Center at Illinois
DOE Renews Funding for Great Lakes Bioenergy Research Center; UW–Madison Hub to Receive $27.5 Million for 2023
Article in PRX Quantum Examines a New Method to Search for Invisible Particles Called Sterile Neutrinos
A team from Florida State U & Berkeley Lab developed a strategy to build solid-state batteries that are less dependent on specific chemical elements.
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DOE announced a five-year extension of funding for CABBI, to a total of $237.9 million for the period from 2017 to 2027.
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As another atmospheric river impacts California on January 4th and 5th -- with more rain forecast after that -- Michael Wehner, a senior scientist in the Computational Research Division at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, discusses how climate change is increasing the rainfall from these drenching storms and how people can better prepare. Wehner uses observational data and advanced computer modeling to understand the behavior of extreme weather events in a changing climate, especially heat waves, intense precipitation, drought, and tropical cyclones.
Video courtesy of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory