2011

Depiction of the series of reactions by which water is separated into hydrogen molecules and hydroxide (OH-) ions.

Breaking Up – And Making Up – Are Hard To Do

But as Office of Science research shows, the results can be electric.

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p53 tumor suppressor

Science and Cellular Stresses

Research reveals new insights into tumor suppression.

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A reconstructed depiction of the Photosystem I complex.

Snapshots and Scrapbooks

SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory provides library of ultra-fast images to speed lasting insights.

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IARC groundbreaking

Breaking Ground and Driving Discovery

Director Brinkman welcomes the Illinois Accelerator Research Center.

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Showcasing the flexible and stretchable thin film transistor array covering a baseball shows the mechanical robustness of this backplane material for future plastic electronic devices.

New Path to Flex and Stretch Electronics

Berkeley Lab researchers develop solution-based fabrication technique.

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A crane positions the topmost portion of the X-band scanning ARM precipitation radar (X-SAPR).

Documenting the Life and Death of Clouds

Office of Science presents results from the world's biggest radar laboratory.

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Tractor trailer driving down road flanked by fields

Sweet Smell of Renewable Fuel

Office of Science researchers borrowed from a fir tree to create a fuel that could leave diesel in the dust.

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Microscopic view showing three-dimensional “gated” topological insulator device fabricated from (Bi0.50Sb0.50)2Te3 nanoplates.

The Strange Future of Electronics

New materials called "topological insulators" may help us chart a path beyond Moore's Law.

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Shown is a 3D, whole-star simulation of the GCD model of a Type Ia supernova at the moment at which a detonation wave begins to sweep through the white dwarf star, incinerating it.

Amazing Mirrors and Superlative Supercomputers

Argonne's Mira will accelerate scientific discoveries and societal benefits.

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Showing the simulated monthly averaged distribution of the total column water vapor from a high-resolution configuration of the Community Climate System Model Community Atmospheric Model.

Constrained Budgets, Critical Priorities

Column by Office of Science Director Bill Brinkman shows that basic research keeps our nation competitive.

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Using a machine developed and tested at Argonne National Laboratory, technicians apply special no-drip glue to a NOvA panel to create blocks that are 16 meters by 16 meters square and weigh 200 tons.

Massive Plastic Detector Passes Pivotal Test

15,000 ton NOvA detector being built to track nature’s tiniest known particles.

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Jaguar supercomputer at ORNL

Igniting Innovation and Inspiration

Office of Science awards almost 1.7 billion supercomputing hours via the INCITE program.

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