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  2. ENERGY STAT: U.S. natural gas exports in the first half of 2018 were more than double the 2017 average – rising 58% compared with the same period in 2017 and averaging 2.72 Bcf/d. 👉

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  3. A new way of using microneedles developed by researchers at could lead to quicker diagnoses of major illnesses. Learn how it works ➡️

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  4. COOL DATA TOOLS. We've got free resources to help you: 📐 Convert energy units ⛽ Monitor gas prices and save fuel ♨️ Keep an eye on heating costs ☀️ Size up solar energy systems ⚡ Get to know the grid ➡️ And more

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    The 19th year of physics research at has begun!

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    Relive the top 20 stories out of ’s Office of Science from the last year! From capturing CO2 to studying dark matter, we love

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  7. ANNOUNCED TODAY: $16M in new funding for observational research aimed at improving the accuracy of today’s climate & earth system models. Research initiatives will help increase understanding of atmospheric & terrestrial processes.

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    For decades, has been a leading contributor in advancing our knowledge of both atmospheric and terrestrial processes. This research will result in a better grasp of critical factors affecting the earth system.

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  9. Cap off the first week of 2019 with some from . This 3D printing technique called binder jetting uses a liquid binding agent that's selectively deposited to join powder particles through strategic layering.

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    Jan 3

    Those elements on the bottom row of the periodic table? It was scientists at Berkeley Lab who confirmed the existence of most of them. They're called and many do not exist in nature.

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    Jan 3

    College Undergrads: Last chance to apply for a 2019 summer Science Undergraduate Laboratory Internship. Applications due Jan. 10

    Undergraduate students get hands-on research at the national labs through DOE's SULI program, such as Matthew, seen here researching defects in SRF accelerator components.
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    Jan 3

    ! In 30 countries around the world, there are 451 power reactors in operation, with nearly 60 more under construction ⚛️🌎

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    📹 Get a bird's-eye view of , home to the world's longest linear particle accelerator!

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  14. Jan 3

    🙃What's up with the Upside Down? ▶ Learn about the real science hidden in science fiction

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    Jan 2

    Happy ! In 2013, the National Ignition Facility served as the USS Enterprise engine room for "Star Trek: Into Darkness." Learn more about how NIF helps turns science fiction into science fact 🖖➡️

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    Jan 3

    . supports collaborative research with Israel through the BIRD Energy program which brings together the brightest minds from innovative companies and institutes to develop new energy technologies that deliver economic benefits to both countries.

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    Jan 3

    Roy Glauber was an exceptional scientist who began his career at and eventually became a Nobel Prize winner for his work in the quantum optics field. He will be greatly missed.

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  18. Jan 3

    🗓 MARK YOUR CALENDARS: 's summit connects energy innovators from across America. This year, it heads to Denver July 8-10. Learn more and register! ▶

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  19. Jan 3

    GO WITH THE FLOW: A new exascale computing project is providing researchers with new insight about the complex physics of multi-turbine wind farms. 👉

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    DOE and Israel’s Ministry of Energy have chosen seven clean energy projects to receive $6 million under the BIRD Energy program that will support innovative companies, create jobs, and improve economic competitiveness.

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