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6-Jan-2020
David Shih: Then and Now
DOE/US Department of Energy
David Shih is an associate professor in the New High Energy Theory Center of the Department of Physics and Astronomy at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.
30-Dec-2019
Growth and repair from carbon dioxide in air
DOE/US Department of Energy
Scientists have created a new class of material that uses sunlight to absorb and fix carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
26-Dec-2019
Benjamin Monreal: Then and Now
DOE/US Department of Energy
Benjamin Monreal is the Agnar Pytte Associate Professor of Physics in the Department of Physics at Case Western Reserve University.
23-Dec-2019
Top posts of 2019
DOE/US Department of Energy
From nanoparticles to algae ecology, the Office of Science supported a variety of research in 2019.
23-Dec-2019
Unraveling how Tungsten Armor Erodes in Tokamak Walls
DOE/US Department of Energy
Scientists developed a new model to describe how large, periodic bursts of plasma known as edge localized modes (ELMs) erode parts of tokamak walls.
23-Dec-2019
Summit Charts a Course to Uncover the Origins of Genetic Diseases
DOE/US Department of Energy
Gene mutations can interfere with how the body expresses genes and cause disease. To better understand this connection, researchers recently developed a model of the transcription preinitiation complex (PIC).
20-Dec-2019
New Algorithms Shed Light on Molecules' Structure and Motion in Cells
DOE/US Department of Energy
To understand why very large molecules behave the way they do inside cells, scientists must first understand the relationship between these molecules' structure and motion. Engineers created algorithms that provide the physics backbone for a new 'microscope in a computer.'
19-Dec-2019
Undersecretary for science Paul Dabbar recently visited the south pole telescope in Antarctica
DOE/US Department of Energy
The South Pole Telescope is one of the tools scientists are using to understand the earliest history of our universe. To check out the Department of Energy's (DOE) investment in this project, DOE Undersecretary for Science Paul Dabbar visited the facility last week.
18-Dec-2019
Christina Markert: Then and Now
DOE/US Department of Energy
Christina Markert is a professor in the Department of Physics at the University of Texas in Austin.