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DOE provides the majority (approximately 90%) of federal support for high-energy and nuclear physics research, which uses advanced accelerator facilities as well as detectors placed underground and in space to understand the fundamental nature of matter, energy, space, time and the properties and interactions of atomic nuclei and nuclear matter.

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Growth Forum offers networking nirvana

Growth Forum offers networking nirvana

A greener detergent, a better solar-cell coating, an off-the-grid freezer -- clean-tech entrepreneurs pitched their ideas to money-men and -women in 10-minute bursts at the 2012 Industry Growth Forum last month in Denver. The US Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory held the 25th Industry Growth Forum, an annual event that features presentations from emerging clean energy companies, provocative panels led by thought leaders, one-on-one meetings, and organized networking opportunities.

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Schools raise the roof on solar energy

Colorado's largest school district leads by combining solar panels with solar curriculum.

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Schools raise the roof on solar energy

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Lab News Releases
30-Nov-2012 - ORNL develops lignin-based thermoplastic conversion process
DOE/Oak Ridge National Laboratory

29-Nov-2012 - Lawrence Livermore's Keane and Long elected AAAS Fellows
DOE/Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

29-Nov-2012 - Greener storage for green energy
Harvard University

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