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50 Breakthroughs by America's National Labs

What has science done for you? Check out 50 Breakthroughs from America's National Labs

Jaguar Reveals Parkinson's Roots

Researchers at North Carolina State University have harnessed the Jaguar supercomputer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory to examine the a possible link between protein misfolding and Parkinson's disease.

GE Uses DOE Advanced Light Sources to Develop Revolutionary Battery Technology

Company is constructing a new battery factory in Upstate New York that is expected to create 300+ jobs.

Brookhaven Lab Captures E. coli's Sticky Fingers on Film

New snapshots of infectious microbe may show ways to slow future contagions.

Radiance: Science and Stagecraft Come Together via Alan Alda and Marie Curie

The spotlight shines on the Emmy-winning actor's new play, and his lasting efforts in science communications.

Superfast Search Engine Speeds Past the Competition

Software developed for analyzing physics data finds powerful commercial applications.

Tools for Discovery Offer Potential Hope for Huntington's

Scientists at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have found new insights into a devastating disease.

CERN Multimedia Now Playing at DOE's ScienceCinema

CERN's voices and videos are now searchable via ScienceCinema.

Argonne: Discovery on a Mission

Argonne was originally founded on the discoveries of world-class scientists focused on a top-secret wartime mission. Today, there is no secrecy about the mission that inspires Argonne's exceptional researchers; they work each day to create new scientific knowledge that has the potential to advance our nation and change our world.