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NETL's Grant Bromhal Cyclist leads NETL's effort to impact global carbon cycle

“Let’s Goooooo, Mountaineers!” chants Grant Bromhal, speaking not of the kind that climbs mountains, but of those that live among them, specifically the students and alumni of West Virginia University, his alma mater. Bromhal, a native West Virginian, and former member of the Mountaineer Marching Band, is well-known around DOE's National Energy Technology Laboratory as an avid WVU fan, having travelled to several bowl games and NCAA tournaments to watch the Mountaineers over the last several years, including their Elite Eight appearance this year.

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Two harbor seals engage in rest and relaxation. Scientists from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the Sausalito-based Marine Mammal Center are trying to diagnose several diseases that have struck the sea lions and harbor seals. Livermore Lab’s work with marine mammals gets ‘seal of approval’

Scientists from DOE's Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and the Sausalito, Calif. -based Marine Mammal Center are working together to diagnose several diseases that have struck California sea lions and harbor seals.

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