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(Green Tech) , Cool roofs can make a significant difference on energy use and act as a way to reflect heat back into space, according to researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Lawrence Berkeley now is working with the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the California Energy Commission on the Cool Colors Project to research and develop cool-colored roofing materials....1/18
(WVLT-TV) Applications are now being accepted for the Volkswagen Distinguished Scholars Program, a research internship administered for Volkswagen Group of America by Oak Ridge Associated Universities on behalf of Oak Ridge National Laboratory....1/18 |
(PhysOrg) The field of an electron spin that is not canceled in an unfilled shell makes some elements magnetic -- iron, nickel, chromium, vanadium, and the rare earths. In the ARCS experiment at SNS, the novel material being probed with neutrons is a crystalline powder of a strontium-chromium-oxygen compound, an antiferromagnetic material made at the Institute for Quantum Matter....1/13
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DOE
(Knoxville News Sentinel) The Department of Energy announced Tuesday that it had awarded a five-year contract extension to Oak Ridge Associated Universities, which manages the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education for DOE....1/19
(Knoxville News Sentinel) A lot of folks were shocked when the projected cost of the Uranium Processing Facility jumped from $1.4-$3.5 billion to the current cost range of $4.2 billion to $6.5 billion....1/18 |
National
(Wall Street Journal) China's president landed in Washington for a summit that will help to define a new relationship between the world's longtime superpower and its rising Asian rival, at a time when bonds have been frayed by suspicions and an ideological gulf....1/19
(NPR) The key reason the House is voting on the repeal bill even though leaders know it's unlikely to even get a vote in the Democratic-controlled Senate is that dozens of new Republican members got elected last November, nearly every one of them promising to fight to get rid of it....1/19 |