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Market, To Market, Bringing Technologies to Market

The Department of Energy receives eight awards for technology transfer.

Student Researchers Present Findings at Annual Science Meeting

Department of Energy student interns present their research findings at the annual AAAS conference.

Office of Science National Labs Receive Award on Earth Day

Seven DOE Office of Science projects are recognized for their environmental sustainability.

Past Weather Conditions Provide Insight for Future Predictions

New computer models are being developed to more accurately predict weather conditions and climate change. In order to test and evaluate these models, scientists are looking to observational data from the past.

High School Shop Class Gets a Green Make-over

An ACTS fellow from Colorado brings the latest green technology to his students.

2010 marks the 20th year for the National Science Bowl.

To celebrate this accomplishment, NSB launched several new web site features to provide near real-time information as the event unfolds. Visit http://www.osti.gov/nsbjournal/ to read the latest journal articles, review scientific discoveries of the past 20 years and sign up for Facebook and Twitter.

Science Careers Seek Young Women

Argonne National Laboratory Strives to Energize Girls to Pursue Careers in Science and Engineering.

.EDUconnections is Now Spotlighting Community Colleges Across the Nation Committed to Supporting and Advancing Science

Des Moines Area Community College and its array of science programs is featured this month.

As part of the Department of Energy's continuing effort to highlight the importance of diversity in the federal workforce, Under Secretary Kristina Johnson offered remarks on March 24, 2010, to celebrate Women's History Month

Presidential Awards Celebrate Energy Research at Different Stages of Scientists' Careers

The Fermi award and Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE) celebrate scientists for their early career success and lifetime achievement.

Soybean - The Wonder Legume

The recently sequenced soybean genome opens new opportunities to grow human and animal food more sustainably, improve energy production, and bring environmental balance to agriculture worldwide.

Soybean, one of the most important global sources of protein and oil, is now the first legume species with a published complete draft genome sequence