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The Science of Bubbles

Tick, Tock on the ‘Attoclock’: Tracking X-Ray Laser Pulses at Record Speeds

Vlastimil Kunc: Setting Sail in the World of Composites

Freedom and Flexibility: Thinking Outside the Cell for Functional Genomics

ALCF Workshop Supports Simulation, Data, and Learning Research

Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory used the technology they developed to decommission the Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor to develop the Miniature Integrated Nuclear Detection System. The Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor, a former Office of Science user facility, ran for more than a decade before the lab decommissioned it in 1999.

Fusion Research Ignites Innovation

How technologies developed for fusion have taken on second lives in industry.

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First Direct Observations of Methane’s Increasing Greenhouse Effect at the Earth’s Surface

NEXT Project Receives Secretary's Achievement Award

What a Mesh

ESnet Staff Take Expertise on the Road to Help Universities Operate Innovative Networks

Scientists Develop Sugar-Coated Nanosheets to Selectively Target Pathogens

From Left to right: Ian Scheffler, Marino Di Franco, Sasha (Alexandre) Boulgakov, and Dimitry Petrenko competed in the National Science Bowl® in Washington, D.C. for Santa Monica High School in 2008.

Champions in Science: Profile of Ian Scheffler, National Science Bowl® Champion, 2008

For the run-up to the 2018 National Science Bowl® Finals April 26 to April 30, this is one in a series of profiles on previous NSB competitors.

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