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California fire particles detected on Long Island
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First direct evidence of quark-gluon plasma seen in small nuclear collision
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Protons: made of quarks, but ruled by gluons
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Antimatter partner of hyperhelium-4 is spotted at CERN
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LIA regional summit: From land of 'no' to land of 'now'
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Entanglement entropy in protons affects high-energy collisions, calculations reveal
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Laser beam casts a shadow in a ruby crystal
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Data Days workshop gathers DOE national labs to discuss future of data management
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Electron-Ion Collider: Pioneering the next frontier in particle physics
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Senior Electrical Engineering Major Lands Prestigious Internship
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UMD Joins $50M Sodium Battery Consortium
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New catalyst turns harmful greenhouse gases into cleaner fuels
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Catalyst developed for conversion of CH4 to methanol
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Antimatter to be transported outside a lab for first time — in a van
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Can lasers cast shadows? Answer redefines understanding of light, researchers say
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Quantum chromodynamics at the intensity frontier with a precision microscope
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Lasers Cast Shadows in Groundbreaking Optical Experiment
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Scientists Intrigued by Discovery of Light That Can Cast a Shadow Wait, what?
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Bizarre test shows light can actually cast its own shadow
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Atom smasher uncovers surprising flexibility in uranium nuclei shapes
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China and U.S. race to solve the mystery of neutrinos, 'ghost particles' of the universe
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Seeking Answers about the State of Matter
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Class in session on Peconic Bay for science-hungry youngsters
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Pushing the limits of DIRC technology: The next generation particle detector
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F. William Studier receives the 2024 Merkin Prize in ceremony at the Broad Institute for developing technology used to produce millions of doses of COVID-19 vaccines
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Two Thousand Feet Underground, a Once-in-a-Century Discovery That Shaped Particle Physics
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Chasing ghost particles
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Physicists Create Heaviest Antimatter Nucleus Yet
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Heavy exotic antinucleus gives up no secrets about antimatter asymmetry
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This New Methane Conversion Innovation Could Be Huge for Shale
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BNL's Xiao, Yang, Liu use two beamlines to look closely at cellular structure, biochemistry
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Scientists announce discovery of new antimatter nucleus
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Researchers discover the heaviest antimatter hypernucleus ever observed
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Heaviest antimatter observation yet will fine-tune numbers for dark matter search
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Billion-dollar Building Babies: Projects Set to Redefine Nassau and Suffolk Counties
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DUNE scientists observe first neutrinos with prototype detector at Fermilab
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Tsung-Dao Lee, Nobel-winning physicist, Brookhaven Lab researcher, dies at 97
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Tsung-Dao Lee obituary: boundary-breaking physicist who won Nobel prize at just 30
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Tsung-Dao Lee, who helped overturn 'law' of physics, dies at 97
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What Is Causing The Antihelium Detected On The International Space Station?
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Tsung-Dao Lee, 97, Physicist Who Challenged a Law of Nature, Dies
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National Weather Service's Upton office resumes tours after 10-year hiatus
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The Muon Fails to Upend Physics as We Know It
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The marvel and magnificence of Pi, the speed of light and Avogadro's number
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Growing Long Island's Tech Workforce
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Photos: Weather balloon launched in Tucson to study extreme heat
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Weather trucks search for answers about extreme heat in Tucson's 'data deserts'
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Arizona researchers tackle urban heat with innovative weather data collection
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Partnership between national lab and UA tracks extreme heat at neighborhood level
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Lab trucks collect climate data in Tucson
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Winner: F. William Studier awarded Merkin Prize
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By Mimicking Cicada Wings, Scientists Are Investigating New Ways to Keep Patients Safe
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BNL celebrates students at 2024 Elementary School Science Fair
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Beyond the Classroom: Prestigious Summer Programs and Internships for High School Students
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ASU-led lab to host community night at Desert Botanical Garden
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New SNMMI President Cathy Cutler, PhD Discusses Current Challenges and Goals for Nuclear Medicine
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Meet 10 extraordinary Long Island high school seniors
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Grad Student Receives Prestigious Department of Energy Graduate Research Award
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Daniel Vrinceanu: Champion of Science for the Underrepresented
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The physicist gamer
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Physicist's dissertation gets top marks from American Physical Society
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EIC steps towards construction
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Q&A: Cosmic rays, space weather and larger questions about the universe
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US Electron-Ion Collider hits construction milestone
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Brookhaven National Laboratory's Meng Xie helps boost biomass in sorghum
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Islip's SPARK Scientists Explore Protein Structures At Brookhaven National Laboratory
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Brookhaven National Lab's $3B supercollider gets major state funding
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NYS is investing $100M in Brookhaven Lab's electron-ion collider
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New York investing $100 million into Electron-Ion Collider at Brookhaven National Laboratory
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$100M To Fund Electron-Ion Collider Project At Brookhaven National Lab
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BNL's Electron Ion Collider receives government funds, approval to purchase materials
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DOE to Begin Long-Lead Procurements for Brookhaven's Electron-Ion Collider
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BNL's Juan Jimenez helps team convert carbon dioxide to an ingredient in plastic
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With $1.15M grant, SUNY Old Westbury and Brookhaven Lab partner
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THE DREAM MACHINE
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Unlocking Sunlight-Powered Methanol Production A Step Towards Carbon-Neutral Energy
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China's giant underground neutrino lab prepares to probe cosmic mysteries
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Swirling Forces, Crushing Pressures Measured in the Proton
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Making the Grade: Ward Melville HS wins Long Island Regional Science Bowl
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Scientists just created the strongest magnetic force in the universe
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NYS working to become a hub of domestic microchip manufacturing
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Westhampton Beach High School Student Earns High Honors
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The Strongest Magnetic Fields in The Universe Could Be Right Here on Earth
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Scientists discover strongest known magnetic fields inside nuclear matter
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How Scientists' Ability to Adapt Led to New Insights into Magnetism
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Colossal Magnetic Field Detected in Nuclear Matter
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Muon mystery: New measurements challenge quantum theory
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Indigenous women find their stride in physics
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This Potential Cancer Treatment Requires Modern Alchemy
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Heavy fermions appear in a layered intermetallic crystal
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Could Magnesium Enhance Tantalum's Quantum Potential?
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Magnesium Coating Enhances Tantalum's Quantum Computing Properties: A Breakthrough at Brookhaven National Laboratory
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The Vera C. Rubin Observatory
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New breakthrough brings batteries that charge in five minutes
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Scientists explore DNA hacking for functional 3D nanostructures
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Evan Musterman goes from visiting scientist to postdoctoral researcher at BN
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BNL's SRX beamline helps scientists and played important role for veterans
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New process spins carbon nanofibers from CO2
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Nanofibers Pulled From Captured Carbon, With A Green Hydrogen Bonus
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Researchers trap CO2 from air into nanofibers to prevent its release
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Is there a 9th planet out there? We may soon find out.
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Information distillation for the particle collider data with Deep Learning
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Using the world's three most powerful particle accelerators to reveal the space-time geometry of quark matter
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Department of Energy Constructing First-ever Electron-Ion Collider to Explore the Building Blocks of Matter
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From Internship to Dream Job: Harpur Alum Lands Prestigious Role at National Lab
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New York Wildfire & Incident Management Academy trains future heroes
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New York Wildfire and Incident Management Academy
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Investigating how gluons help protons get their spin
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Brookhaven National Laboratory researchers modify grass plants for easier bioenergy conversion
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Brookhaven National Lab's 1st female director, JoAnne Hewett, discusses supercolliders, STEM and life on Long Island
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BNL eyes $3B collider project
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New BNL director discusses life on LI, science
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Newly-engineered enzymes can help plants produce more biofuels
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Biofuel and Bioproduct Generation Boosted with Engineered Enzymes
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Unlocking the Potential: Modified Enzymes Enhance Biofuel Production from Grass Plants
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Little nuclear physics lab to tackle Department of Energy's big data problem
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A New Wonder Material Is 5x Lighter—and 4x Stronger—Than Steel
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Decoding Deep Space: NASA's Space Radiation Laboratory Turns 20
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Yale's role in U.S. nuclear physics priorities part of new, long-range plan
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ODU Physicist's Research into Quarks, Gluons Gets Boost from $875,000 Federal Grant
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sPHENIX Hero: Virginia Bailey
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sPHENIX Hero: Anthony Hodges
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Nobel Prize for mRNA Vaccines
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NASA to launch radio telescope on moon's far side by 2025 to track cosmic Dark Ages
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Why astronomers want to put a telescope on the dark side of the moon
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Chemistry Student Studies Sustainable Energy Solutions at National Lab
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New Form of Quantum Entanglement Gives Insight into Nuclei
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Physics students win prizes at international conference
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A Quantum Boost: cuQuantum With PennyLane Lets Simulations Ride Supercomputers
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Accelerating experimental nuclear physics with AI
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BNL's future looks bright as four researchers earn DOE early career awards – Part II
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Inspiring scientists of the future at Brookhaven National Laboratory's open house
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BNL's future looks bright as four researchers earn DOE early career awards – Part 1
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Around The World, In 40 Years, On The T7 Express
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Dreams of new physics fade with latest muon magnetism result
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New measurements of a tiny particle deepen a big mystery in physics
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EXCLUSIVE: Brookhaven National Laboratory's new director discusses gardening, managing and new discoveries
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New hydrogen research seeks to improve green steelmaking process
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John Hill named Brookhaven Lab's Deputy Director for Science and Technology
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Undergraduate Student's Life-Changing Summer Internship at Brookhaven Building Neural Networks
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Chemistry Faculty Making New Discoveries with STAR Detector
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Coming Full Circle at the Large Hadron Collider
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Rice U. physicist to lead world's longest-running nuclear collider experiment
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Scientists with Long Island ties say astronaut Sally Ride was a 'role model'
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D. None of the Above: Anticipating more wildfire smoke, local scientists urge climate change measures
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The Muon g-2 experiment: Insights into the unknown
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Brazil builds 'rings of carbon dioxide' to simulate climate change in the Amazon
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Physicists See 'Strange Matter' Form inside Atomic Nuclei
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A physicist's journey to the 'critical point' and the 'strong force'
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Brookhaven National Laboratory's New Director JoAnne Hewett To Join Stony Brook Faculty
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Brookhaven National Lab names first female director JoAnne Hewett has been named Brookhaven National Laboratory's director.
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The 'Little Bang' Helping Physicists Study the Infant Universe
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BNL's Ogo Enekwizu studies interaction between wildfire soot and clouds
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Scientists Aim to Land New Telescope on Far Side of the Moon
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A NASA Telescope on the Moon's Far Side Would Explore the Universe's 'Dark Ages'
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What Happened After the Big Bang?
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Novel quantum entanglement lets researchers spy on atomic nuclei
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Ward Melville High students had the right chemistry for win at Science Bowl at Brookhaven National Laboratory
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From Brazil to Alaska, BNL's Alistair Rogers' plant work earns AAAS honor
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LI still needs love from the MTA
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Tiny Bubbles of Quark-Gluon Plasma Re-create the Early Universe
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Paul Moskowitz, former Brookhaven National Lab and Idaho National Lab scientist, dies at 73
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Quantum entanglement maps gluons inside nuclei
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'Unbelievable' Spinning Particles Probe Nature's Most Mysterious Force
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Simple Approach to Laser Color Conversion Uses SRS in Ionic Liquids
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This Common Aquatic Plant Could Produce Buckets of Biofuel
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Physicists observed global spin alignment signal in heavy-ion collisions
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Examining the Early Universe
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A new spin on the strong force
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Ionic Liquids Turn Green Light into Orange
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A Salt-Based Laser Color Converter
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Energy consumption, cost considerations could shape future of accelerator R&D
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Mysterious Quantum Phenomenon Lets Us Peek Inside an Atom's Heart
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Scientists See Quantum Interference between Different Kinds of Particles for First Time
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Adrien Florio, Goldhaber Fellow wins The Buchalter Cosmology Prize
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Texas Southern University signs agreement with world-renowned Brookhaven National Laboratory to advance research and innovation
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Government Scientists Discover Entirely New Kind of Quantum Entanglement in Breakthrough
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Congress Wraps Up Science Budgets for Fiscal Year 2023
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UK's Renee Fatemi named Fellow of American Physical Society
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How plants, volunteers will help NAU computer model estimate fossil fuel emissio
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EV Batteries Just Keep Getting Better & Better
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Exploring "Heavy Flavor" Particles in Hot Nuclear Matter
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January 1976: From the "Oops-Leon" to the Upsilon Particle
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BNL's Luisella Lari embraces 'dream job' leading long term collider project
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The tiny plant tackling climate change
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First-time ATLAS measurement provides new look at Higgs
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Some labs, projects win big as Department of Energy disburses extra funds
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Students become citizen scientists as they gather data of Peconic Estuary at Indian Island County Park
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Albany, DOE Bet On The Future In BNL's Discovery Park
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Groundbreaking for $86M project at Brookhaven National Lab
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Construction begins on Brookhaven Lab's tech hub, Discovery Park
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Space Radiation Research Fights Cancer on Earth
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Swagato Mukherjee talks about QCD computing at DOE exascale day
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Inside the Proton, the 'Most Complicated Thing You Could Possibly Imagine'
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Inside the Proton, the 'Most Complicated Thing You Could Possibly Imagine'
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Engineered duckweed could be a more sustainable source of biofuel
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Fire and chain saws: The fight to save LI's wilderness
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National Lab Honors
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BNL's John Clarke uses music to deliver medical messages
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New Center will Develop the Mathematical and Computational Foundations of Digital Twins for Complex Energy Systems
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NYSERDA Hackathon Showcases Data-Driven Solutions to Building Decarbonization
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No pooh-poohing poo: Researchers envision an extreme circular economy
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What particle physics can do to improve diversity
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This Laser-Firing Truck Could Help Make Hot Cities More Livable
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U.S. Department of Energy research gets a surprise boost in inflation-reduction bill
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BNL's Katia Lamer studies urban heat in Houston and New York
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Higher temperatures at the poles could extend heat waves, according to experts
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Summer thunderstorms are getting more violent. Is something supercharging them?
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The green revolution is coming for power-hungry particle accelerators
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BNL's Zhai scores $2.5 mln early career DOE award to study plant signal
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Is air pollution making thunderstorms more severe? Scientists in Houston want to find out
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Neutrino Mystery Endures
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Scientists trying to determine if air pollution is making our weather worse
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This lithium-ion battery kept going (and going and going) in the extreme cold
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New insights into neutron star matter
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Rechargeable batteries: Search on for safer, faster, high energy storage devices
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Student Spotlight: Yicheng Feng
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Wiggling of Silver Atoms Provides Key to Thermoelectricity
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BNL's Paul Freimuth may turn plant accident into antibacterial treatment
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The souped-up Large Hadron Collider is back to take on its weightiest questions yet
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Graduate student gets call to Brookhaven
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Lehigh Student Awarded Prestigious DOE Grant to Conduct Research at Brookhaven National Laboratory
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At BNL, An Energetic History Of Medical Innovation
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Planning for a Summer of Research
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Supermassive Black Holes Could Have Formed Directly in the Early Universe
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Trying to stay ahead of competition, U.S. pares down troubled $3 billion neutrino experiment
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Scientists managed to take pure energy and create matter — and new physics
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Giant black holes and dark matter may share a hot origin story
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Energetic Takeuchi Collects Another World-Class Honor
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TRACER: Storm formation study takes place in Houston
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Aerosol pollution: Destabilizing Earth's climate and a threat to health
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Performance of tabletop X-ray instrument approaches that of a synchrotro
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Brookhaven National Lab execs Doon Gibbs, Bob Tribble, Jack Anderson retiring, officials say
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Brookhaven National Lab awards $61.8 million building contract for new support center
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RHIC stress-tests the future EIC
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Understanding the mystery of nuclear matter
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BNL embarks on first project in its planned Discovery Park
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SBU, BNL researchers study type of steel corrosion for Navy
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High-precision construction of sPHENIX detector components wraps up at NPL
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A Twist on the Theory of Relativity: Creating Matter from Energy
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Covid is here for good, scientists say. The rest remains unpredictable.
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What is Plasma — the most common state of matter found in the universe
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Exploring New Realms of Physics
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BNL gets $8M for electric vehicle battery research
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Understanding causes of extreme weather
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Physics World announces its finalists for the 2021 Breakthrough of the Year
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The World's Largest Digital Camera Is Almost Ready to Look Back in Time
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STUDENT HIGHLIGHT: DOE OFFICE OF SCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH REPRESENTATIVE
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Yale-led study called MicroBooNE finds lack of evidence of sterile neutrinos
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X-rays reveal "bacteria poop" is eating away at the Mary Rose's wooden hull
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Insights & Outcomes: Place cells, planarians, and 'prewet' proteins
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LI students 'get their hands dirty' studying wildlife, collecting data on local rivers
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Trailblazer
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Two Baruch Professors Receive $400k to Study First Moments After the Big Bang
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Warming Trends: Where Have All the Walruses Gone? Plus, a Maple Mystery, 'Cool' Islands and the Climate of Manhattan
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Twisted Light Reveals Matter's SECRETS!
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Two NYU Tandon students are headed to prestigious fellowships at national labs
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Haliczer one of 65 graduate students nationwide to earn DOE program fellowship
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UK to lead detector development for powerful particle collider
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The Electron-Ion Collider: new accelerator could solve the mystery of how matter holds togethe
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Science: UK to take the lead on detector for powerful new particle collider
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CHAO SELECTED FOR DOE'S GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH PROGRAM
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Why the Department of Energy Is Spending Millions to Get Rid of Scientific Data
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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY SELECTS KENT STATE NUCLEAR PHYSICS DOCTORAL STUDENT FOR PRESTIGIOUS RESEARCH PROGRAM
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Collecting New Data on Atmospheric Particles like Pollution for Storm Forecasting and Climate Models
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DOE-Funded Research Project To Efficiently Reduce Massive Scientific Data
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How scientists made matter from light using heavy ions
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Intensive cloud study in Houston led by BNL's Mike Jensen may improve weather forecasts
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Weird Muons May Point to New Particles and Forces of Nature
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Reyes receives joint appointment at Brookhaven National Laboratory
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Can tiny particles in the atmosphere create stronger thunderstorms? UH is trying to find out.
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Air Pollution Could Be Making Houston Thunderstorms More Intense. Researchers Want To Find Out For Sure
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Government Scientists Are Creating Matter From Pure Light
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The Breit-Wheeler Effect: "Photon FUSION" Finally PROVEN!
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Researchers develop new tool for analyzing large superconducting circuits
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Business leaders call on MTA to relocate railroad's Yaphank station
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The 5 Coolest Things On Earth This Week
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Can light melt atoms into goo?
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Major Federal Grant Powers SBU, BNL Battery Program
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TRACER Talk: 'Making Lemonade from Lemons'
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BNL's Zhangbu Xu, others prove 87-year-old theories of famous physicists
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BNL's Chang-Jun Liu finds way to boost plant chemical used in toothpaste
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Physicists Detect Strongest Evidence Yet of Matter Generated by Collisions of Light
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Colliding photons were spotted making matter. But are the photons 'real'?
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Researchers are Bringing Sustainability to Chemical Manufacturing
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Leaving home to find home
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Cracking the Secret of Matter's Phases
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PROBING THE POWERS OF ZEOLITES
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We Need Better Batteries To Slow Climate Change. Long Island Researchers May Have Found Them
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Small Screen, Big Honor For Emmy-Nominated Series
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A Story Of Human Ingenuity Crossing Decades
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Muons and streetlights: the six-decade quest to pinpoint the value of g–2
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How the Coronavirus Attacks the Lungs — and How We May Be Able to Stop the Damage
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Seeding tomorrow's medical discoveries
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A First in New York: Adelphi's Scientific Computing Program Share Options Share to Twitter Share to Facebook
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The long journey to a precise muon measurement
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Muon measurements embolden the search for new physics
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Accidental BNL find now key building block for two COVID-19 vaccines
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BNL's Chongai Kuang leads search for new atmospheric facility
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Ultra-powerful X-rays are helping physicists understand Chernobyl
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Institutional Impact: Insights from Stony Brook's New President
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BNL, SBU researchers solve mystery about snow clouds
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How the Daya Bay experiment helped China build a neutrino legacy
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A humble man's historic impact
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Basic research at BNL in the 1980s paved the way for Pfizer, Moderna vaccines
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Bat signals: Research, community projects aim to protect the creatures on LI
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Finding From Particle Research Could Break Known Laws of Physics
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A Tiny Particle's Wobble Could Upend the Known Laws of Physics
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It took a sea and land journey to prove to scientists they were wrong about physics
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'Last Hope' Experiment Finds Evidence for Unknown Particles
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Big Physics News: The Muon g-2 Experiment Explained
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New experiment hints that a particle breaks the known laws of physics
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Particle mystery deepens, as physicists confirm that the muon is more magnetic than predicted
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Fermilab's latest muon measurements hint at cracks in the Standard Model
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Strange muon behaviour hints at mysterious new particles and forces
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Physics Mystery Gets Even Deeper After Long-Awaited Muon Reveal
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Long-awaited muon physics experiment nears moment of truth
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Beating back the coronavirus requires a bigger arsenal
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X-rays image cell proteins at nanoscale resolution
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New research could boost a solar-powered fuel made by splitting water
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New DOE secretary lauds national lab's COVID efforts
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DNA assembly creates 3D superconducting nanostructures
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Nassau School Notebook: Great Neck South wins Science Bowl
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What's Really Inside A Proton?
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Photo of the Day: Jasmine Hatcher-Lamarre of Brookhaven National Laboratory
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BNL's Valentina Bisogni makes spin discovery during preparatory work
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New fiber optic temperature sensing approach to keep fusion power plants running
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Turbocharging data
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USA Wins Electric Vehicle Battery Battle With Assist From US Army
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The cloak-and-dagger tale behind this year's most anticipated result in particle physics
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Supercomputers aid scientists studying the smallest particles in the universe
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How to cool ion beams using electron pulses
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HL-LHC magnets enter production in the US
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Proton puzzles
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First-Person Science: Kawtar Hafidi on the Proton's Structure
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The US-China neutrino hunt that opened a path to discovery
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Lessons for delivering big science projects
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Designing a Green Accelerator
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DNA origami makes 3D superconducting nanostructures
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BNL's Vanessa Sanders explores arsenic isotopes for therapeutics and diagnostic
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BNL-Hosted InnovationXLab Summit Highlighted Quantum Advancements
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Four Western faculty named to Highly Cited Researchers 2020 list
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Advancements in battery technology at Brookhaven National Lab
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Gordon Bell Special Prize Goes to Massive SARS-CoV-2 Simulations
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Masatoshi Koshiba, 94, Dies; Nobel Winner Tracked Ghostly Neutrinos
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Scientists work to shed light on Standard Model of particle physics
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SBU and BNL score, on collision course with awesome
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Gear-changing could allow colliders to smash particles with different velocities
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Black voices in physics: Kétévi Assamagan
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UNM leads Department of Energy-funded research collaboration to advance materials research
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The quantum internet | The Big Idea
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The Quantum Internet Will Blow Your Mind. Here's What It Will Look Like
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Leaders envision turning Brookhaven Lab into a Silicon Valley
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Brookhaven Lab holds event for its Discovery Park project
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LI researchers work to create quantum internet
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Brookhaven National Laboratory scores $115 mln for quantum information research
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TRACER Talk: Summer Interns Help With Campaign Preparations
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ACE-ENA Spotlight: Capturing the 4-Dimensional Variability of Shallow Precipitation
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Brookhaven launches electron-ion collider
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Electron-Ion Collider Project Launches at Brookhaven National Lab
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Scientists Launch Electron Ion Collider Project At Long Island Facility
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BNL ion collider to generate thousands of jobs
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SWR & BNL Collaboration
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BNL's Anže Slosar prepares for telescope's firehose of data
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Harvard partners with national labs to advance quantum computing
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BNL's Ivar Strand looks to facilitate scientific collaborations
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Brookhaven National Lab Receives $115M in Federal Funding for Quantum Information Science Center
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Brookhaven National Lab gets $115M for quantum computing center
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Cats and llamas could offer a path to coronavirus therapies
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BNL's Summer Sundays events return virtually
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New funding supports milestone initiative to advance solar energy research
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What's Needed to Deliver the Nationwide Quantum Internet Blueprint
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How the government is removing the Brookhaven plume shows possible future for Nassau
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ARM Announces 2020 Service Award Recipients
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22 students honored in Brookhaven Lab's first virtual science fair
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Testing for Success
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Suffolk School Notebook: Long Island winners in health science competition
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Mimicking space radiation to counteract cancer
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LHCb discovers a new type of tetraquark at CERN
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Hundreds of hadrons
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The Key Device Needed for a Quantum Internet
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Electron accelerator recycles energy
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Some Lab Magnet Work Proceeds on Particle Accelerator Upgrade
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Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share through email Camp Upton's World War I Recruits
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Anti-cancer drug delivery: peptoid-coated DNA origami
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Long Island's path to prosperity in pandemic response
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Open Source Builders: Why Data Scientists Love Matplotlib
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Image of the Month: X-Ray Vision
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Inside Brookhaven National Lab's COVID-19 Quest
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Why the U.S. Is Betting It All on the Most Puzzling Particle in the Universe
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How supercomputers are getting us closer to a COVID-19 vaccine
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The Era of Anomalies
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Study shows how lithium crowding produces faster-charging batteries
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Why DUNE? Searching for the origin of matter
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What Goes On in a Proton? Quark Math Still Conflicts With Experiments
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DOE Launches 'Virtual' National Lab to Counter Coronavirus
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Trump betting millions to lay the groundwork for quantum internet in the US
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World's physics instruments turn their focus to COVID-19
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Brookhaven National Lab scientists join battle against COVID-19
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BNL taps technical talent to tackle COVID-19
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Universities are leading the charge to combat COVID-19
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Why the Big Bang Produced Something Rather Than Nothing
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BNL's Daniel Mazzone studies metal that expands in the cold
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BNL's Lijun Wu wins 2020 Chuck Fiori Award
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Brookhaven Lab scientists in battle to fight COVID-19
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Stony Brook Researchers to Run COVID-19 Simulations on Supercomputers
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The psychiatrist at the centre of the opioid crisis
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A mysterious superconductor's wave could reveal the physics behind the materials
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Ill-sooted models
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Company creates technology to sterilize hospital masks
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Big Labs Replace Data Taking with New Priorities
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Crazy Facts About Brookhaven National Lab
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Strange matter interacts strongly with nucleons
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Scientists discover extraterrestrial superconductivity in meteorites
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Scientists Find a Superconductor in Bits of Meteorite
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BNL scientists avoid polar bears, study tiny aerosols near North Pole
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Even a weird hypernucleus confirms a fundamental symmetry of nature
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Even a weird hypernucleus confirms a fundamental symmetry of nature
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Brookhaven facility to be transformed into electron–ion collider
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BNL, Cornell's 'green' accelerator design now a reality
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First Person: Esther Takeuchi
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Energy leading way to tomorrow's quantum internet
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How a Space Engineer Made Her Own Rotary Cell Phone
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New Particle Accelerator In New York To Probe Protons And Neutrons
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Beyond the Expected Podcast, Episode 3: Professor Abhay Deshpande
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Fueling interest in STEM careers
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Long Island STEM Hub releases video series on career opportunities
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New video series aims to get LI students excited about STEM careers
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Brookhaven Lab tapped for 'one-of-a-kind' ion collider
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New particle accelerator in the works on Long Island
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The Electron-Ion-Collider to be built at Brookhaven National Lab – Duke Faculty helped pave the way!
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This Locked Cabinet Holds the Answer to One of the Biggest Questions in Particle Physics
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Brookhaven Lab To House Electon-Ion Collider
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Brookhaven Picked as Site for Electron-Ion Collider
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L.I.'s high-tech future is on the horizon
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Electron-Ion Collider would lay bare the proton's innards
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BNL Wins $2 Billion Bid to Build New Ion Collider
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Professors Contributing to Nuclear Physicists' Dream Machine
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Brookhaven to host Electron-Ion Collider
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BNL poised to unlock universe
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Set the table for BNL's future
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DOE: New York Will Be Home to a New Particle Collider
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Boost for LI research
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Such a beautiful collision for LI
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Brookhaven chosen to host major US nuclear physics facility
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Department of Energy picks New York over Virginia for site of new particle collider
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DOE picks Brookhaven Lab for $1.6B research site
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New Particle Accelerator Fits on a Silicon Chip
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Taking an X-Ray of an Atomic Bond
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Celebration marks prototype accelerator getting up to speed
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DoE achieves breakthrough in artificial photosynthesis
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William Floyd HS Senior Achieves Perfect ACT Score
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Ammonia synthesis made easy with 2D catalyst
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More Solar Power To Drive The All-Electric Economy Of The Sparkling Green Future
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CU Boulder researchers recreate droplets of early universe matter
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Neutrinos Lead to Unexpected Discovery in Basic Math
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Researchers improve efficiency of producing Hydrogen from sunlight
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Molecular jiggling may explain why some solids shrink when heated
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Science students make media splash
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Einstein's Theory Predicts a Weird State of Matter. Could It Be Lurking in the World's Largest Atom Smasher?
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RACORO's Durable Data
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BNL clears milestone for state-of-the-art telescope
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All the States of Matter You Didn't Know Existed
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SJC Long Island Students Spend Their Summer Researching at Brookhaven National Lab
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Science Trip
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Supergravity Snags Super Award: $3-Million Special Breakthrough Prize
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Ask Ethan: Can Free Quarks Exist Outside Of A Bound-State Particle?
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An Introduction to Quantum Chromodynamics and the EIC
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Physicists Peer Inside a Fireball of Quantum Matter
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College of Arts & Sciences Dai Selected Winner of 2020 Max Bredig Award
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Winners of the Life at the Frontiers of Energy Research Video Contest II
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Do We Thank a World War II Nuclear Weapons Specialist for Video Games?
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Indirect Contributions Are Essential To Physics
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New Catalyst Extracts Electrical Energy From Ethanol
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Simulating Ice at the Bottom of the World: Modeling the Antarctic Ice Sheets
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Quantum Connection
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Particle Colliders Help Prep Humans For Deep Space Radiation
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In 2020, NASA Will Send Living Things to Deep Space for First Time Since Apollo
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An experiment hints at quantum entanglement inside protons
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Lesli O. Mark's summer plans include a cross-country research opportunity at Brookhaven National Laboratory
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BNL's Shin 'already having an impact' on growing project
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PNNL's Self-Healing Cement Could Transform Geothermal Industry
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Plant Oil Levels Controlled Via Cannibalism Of One's Own Lipids
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Passing the torch
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The proton laid bare
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The 'Little' Computer Cluster That Could
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ATLAS Management enters new term
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Solid-state battery — the successor to Li-ion — takes another step closer to our smartphones
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BNL's Enyuan Hu 'positively impacts' battery research
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Computing Students Visit Brookhaven National Lab
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Unlocking secrets about the origin of the universe
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Ward Melville student wins Brookhaven National Lab's 2019 Bridge Building contest
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Unlocking secrets about the origin of the universe
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DOE Extending Quantum Networks for Long Distance Entanglement
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US boffins tangle with quantum entanglement in spooky rack-mounted networking hardware
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Researcher of the Month
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How a proton gets its spin is surprisingly complicated
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CERN physicists spot symmetry violation in charm mesons
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Brookhaven National Laboratory hosts Middle School Science Bowl
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LI's future scientists go head to head in Regional Middle School Science Bowl
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African School of Physics Program Aims to Launch More Science Careers
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Machine learning algorithms could offer a glimpse into the heart of the proton
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Awards Spotlight: Why HPC Is Now
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Surface effect
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BNL's Michael Jensen hopes to solve weather mystery
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Entanglement revealed at the boiling point of interacting electrons
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Scientists Discover New Type of Magnet
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Panel looks at AI's impact on Long Island businesses
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Surface effect
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Big Bang query: Mapping how a mysterious liquid became all matter
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What are superconducting magnets?
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What's coming up in 2019
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Proton-Size Droplets of Primordial Soup May Be the Tiniest in the Universe
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Brookhaven National Lab to add research center, 2 super-powerful microscopes
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Early Universe 'Soup' Cooked Up in Weird Plasma Blobs
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Physicists Make 'Quark Soup' to Study the Early Universe
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Heavy-ion researchers seize their moment
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Heavy-ion researchers seize their moment
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To fulfill biofuels' promise, scientists boost plant oils with gene editing
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Expanding Universe Mystery Deepens
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Brookhaven National Laboratory finds a new scientific technique and a great scientific achievement
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Soda can metal may solve hydrogen fuel cell problem
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Putting the Fun Back in Functional Nanomaterials
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How to Find the Video Games of Your Youth
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Atoms may come apart as the Universe's biggest stars explode
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Pollution Remediation with Single Atom Catalysts
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BNL's Francis Alexander uses theory to improve experimental efficiency
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Climate Models Overestimate How Much CO2 Plants Can Remove From the Atmosphere
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These beautiful photos capture the artistic side of particle physics
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Sweet signal could be used to increase plant oil production for biofuels
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Program gives students a day of hands-on marine research
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Sweet Signal: How Sugar Levels Tell Plants When To Make Oil
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LASSO, Doppler Lidar, and Shallow Cumuli
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A Years-Long Storm of Good Papers
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Competition brings good times at Dragon Boat Race Festival in Port Jefferson
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Physicists' search for rare Higgs boson pairs could yield new physics
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As climate changes, plants might not suck carbon from the air fast enough
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Ask Ethan: Does The Measurement Of The Muon's Magnetic Moment Break The Standard Model?
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BNL's Boscoboinik unlocks structural secrets from the 'boiling stone'
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Plants may absorb less carbon under climate change
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National Nuclear Data Center Summer Students
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Experiments in Northern Alaska seek to improve projections for a changing Arctic
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Report urges construction of collider sought by BNL, Virginia facilities
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Brookhaven National Lab's Summer Sunday tours
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Executive Profile: Esther Takeuchi
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Power of 3: SBU, BNL's Takeuchi wins coveted innovation award
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NMSU physics department awarded $1.26 million DOE grant
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BNL team uses distant cues to see shrubs, trees
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From leaves to clouds—revealing how trees' emissions shape the air around us
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Rejuvenating zinc batteries
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How Are Plants Constructed? — Chromatography Explores
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Could the Large Hadron Collider Collide a Sandwich?
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LASSO Case Study: Simulations Sharpen View of Cloud Cover
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The New Feedstock Frontier
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Watch kid scientists share their 'advanced' ideas
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Budding scientists bring projects to Brookhaven lab's science fair
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15 Patents That Changed the World
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Muons spin tales of undiscovered particles
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Spacesuit survival
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The world's largest astronomical movie
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U.S. Department of Energy Funding Opportunity Opens Doors for Graduate Students
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Great Neck South Middle School team wins regional Science Bowl
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Nickel Is the New Key to Recycling C02 Emissions
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CERN Researchers Think They Saw Rare Particle Decay That Could Lead to New Physics
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CERN Researchers Think They Saw Rare Particle Decay That Could Lead to New Physics
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How to Spot a Nuclear Bomb Program? Look for Ghostly Particles
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Turning Up the Heat on Remote Research Plots Without Electricity
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SBU, BNL's Karen Chen-Wiegart studies deterioration in centuries-old art
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Individual atoms may turn carbon dioxide into an energy source
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Using Nickel Atoms To Convert CO2 Into Usable Energy [Infographic]
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Precise Layer Growth in a Superlattice Controls Electron Coupling and Magnetism
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My year as a fed
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Science gets modest reprieve in Trump budget
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Why Measuring a Tiny, Spinning Particle Is Such a Big Deal
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Dr. Paul Falkowski & Dr. James J. McCarthy Win The Tyler Prize For Environmental Achievement.
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Particle Physics: What's an Odderon, and Did CERN Just Reveal it Exists?
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SBU, BNL scientists collaborate to see catalysts in action
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For Clouds and Aerosols, a Renewed Three-year Look at Small-scale Processes
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This Surprising Discovery Could Lead To Better Batteries In The Future
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'Invisible glass' created at BNL has broad uses, researchers say
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North Fork schools collect candy and more for the troops
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Muon's magnetism could point to new physics
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'Knowledge Is Power' for HR Business Partner
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Ionic liquids: a step closer to clean technology
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What's Hot, Dense, and Spins Like Crazy?
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Arctic Photosynthetic Capacity and Carbon Dioxide Assimilation Underestimated by Terrestrial Biosphere Models
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Remotely Predicting Leaf Age in Tropical Forests
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Physicists shocked after spotting particles wildly spinning in the 'wrong' direction
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Physicists Observe Completely Unexpected Effect in Collisions Between Gold and Protons
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Physics: Spinning Protons Change Direction When They Collide With Larger Particles, 'Shocking' Scientists
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How Physicists Recycled WWII Ships and Artillery to Unlock the Mysteries of the Universe
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Tech startups use $1M in funding to attract $24M in venture capital
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Brookhaven National Lab celebrates seven decades of research
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Fusion breakthrough explained: What are quarks again?
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Mechanical Engineering Awarded $1 Million from ARPA-E for Transformational Energy Technology
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Green Sulfcrete gets $1.2M in grants to develop concrete
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El Niño and Liquid Water Clouds Contribute to Antarctic Melt in 2015-2016
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The Largest Digital Camera In The World Takes Shape
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Jefferson Lab staff scientist honored with APS Fellowship
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Nanotextured glass becomes "invisible"
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An international celebration of dark matter
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Engineering professor receives IEEE Particle Accelerator Science and Technology Award
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Microscopic defects make batteries better
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Nanoscale textures make glass invisible
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Xenon takes a turn in the LHC
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Testing the water: Science class at the beach
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NASA Lab Gets Space Radiation Upgrade for Mars Mission Research
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Scientists Breed Oil-Rich "Fat Plants" That Could Be The Biofuel Of The Future
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Primordial cosmic soup easier to create than previously thought
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BNL's Lisa Miller teams up to explore copper's role in brain disease
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What if the future of renewable energy is fat plants?
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Growing A Different GMO: Genetically Modified Oil
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Collider serves up drop of primordial soup
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Adolfy Hoisie to Lead Brookhaven's Computing for National Security Effort
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Cloud forebear
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SBU's Alex Orlov measures risks in nanomaterials
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How astronauts exercise in microgravity
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Small Accelerator, Big Promise
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The Camera That Will Transform Our Understanding of the Universe
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Satoshi Ozaki, groundbreaking Brookhaven National Laboratory physicist, dies
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Large Hadron Collider finds 'direct evidence' of light interacting with ITSELF in physics breakthrough that confirms long-standing prediction
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Groundbreaking Observation Confirms an Important Prediction of Quantum Physics
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Normally aloof particles of light seen ricocheting off each other
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Survey finds galaxy clumps stirred up by dark energy
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Quark–gluon plasmas rotate at record speed
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Whirling particles are fastest ever detected
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Primordial particle soup smashes spin-speed record
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Primordial particle soup smashes spin-speed record
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BNL mourns death of particle-physics pioneer Ozaki
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New Sodium Battery Throws Shade On Lithium-Ion Energy Storage Dream
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Discovery Science
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Experiments shed new light on iron superconductors
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BNL's Chu a 'rock star' in the world of fine structures
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African School works to develop local expertise
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Scientists stunned by Antarctic rainfall and a melt area bigger than Texas
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Ohio State researchers find El Nino melting ice shelf
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Quirky Quarks Could Reveal Details of the Big Bang
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Breakthrough Research Has Made Synthetic Photosynthesis Possible
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Energy breakthrough as researchers harness artificial photosynthesis to create hydrogen fuel
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Researchers create hydrogen fuel with artificial photosynthesis
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Charmed Existence: Mysterious Particles Could Reveal Mysteries of the Big Bang
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New experiment hopes to revise our understanding of the universe
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Shelter Island students tackle cutting edge science
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New York commits $15 million for BNL microscope
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Big investment, tiny particles and a giant leap for BNL
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NY gives $15M for cryo-electron microscope at Brookhaven lab
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Brookhaven National Laboratory holds annual science fair
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Budget Deal Spares Science Funding, Boosts Exascale Spend
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What's in the $1 trillion federal spending plan for LI?
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There's A New Record For Tiny Structures
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Deal helps in fight to keep 3,000 Brookhaven Lab jobs, says Schumer
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Lithographic Feature Sizes Reduced to One Nanometer
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DoE Claims 1nm Fab Record
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Jingguang Chen is the recipient of the 2017 Robert Burwell Lectureship in Catalysis
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Why Does The Proton Spin? Physics Holds A Surprising Answer
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There's still a lot we don't know about the proton
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Debrief: Accelerating with Peter Donnelly
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UConn Grad Student Headed to Brookhaven Lab
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BNL's Zahl upgrades microscope software
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Muons' big moment could fuel new physics
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Scientists tout data storage breakthrough
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Looking Up: Taking Photos May Improve Climate Models
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BNL's Wang conducts 'pioneering' battery studies
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Is this how we'll clean up our air? Scientists find the 'key' needed to turn carbon dioxide into methanol
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At Brookhaven, ‘Wide-Eyed’ Visitor Takes In American Science and Culture
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Here’s to the winners
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Line Pouchard joins Center for Data- Driven Discovery at BNL
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Virtual Special Issue on Women in Physics 2017
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Taking quark-gluon plasma for a spin may un-break a fundamental symmetry
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Brookhaven Lab hosts women in science symposium
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Adelphi Student Researches Molecule at NY’s Brookhaven National Laboratory
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Bringing HPC Algorithms to Big Data Platforms
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Brookhaven National Lab researchers chosen as 2016 APS Fellows
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Riverhead grad to be inducted into National Inventors Hall of Fame
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Smashing gold ions creates most swirly fluid ever
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O’Connell: Long Island doughboys still have a lesson for all of us
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Possible coyote sighting in Middle Island, experts say
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SBU, BNL’s Frenkel combats chemical weapons with fine structure
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New Measurements of the Universe Expanding Tell a Confusing Story
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A closer look at Gov. Cuomo’s 2017 State of the State
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DOE report celebrates BNL, national labs
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Meet the Director: John Hill
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Cuomo proposes $160M for LI projects
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Greater New York Watch
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SBU, BNL’s Takeuchi seeks ways to build a better battery
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Platinum-lead nanoparticles strain to become fuel cell catalysts
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Bottom-up calculations help make cheaper catalysts
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SBU Scientist Who Invented Pacemaker Battery Turns Eye Toward Clean Energy
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DNA + nanoparticles = self-assembled 'diamond'
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Riverhead physicist receives coveted research award
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BNL’s Yoo uses machine learning to climb mountains of data
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Q&A: What more can we learn about the Higgs?
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Twisters Pop Up in Weird 'Big Bang' Soup
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Environmental lessons outdoors
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The Community Comments on the Most Important ACS Catalysis
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Students Dip Into Peconic Estuary for Mass Water Quality Study
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Flash Physics: Particle pioneers bag J J Sakurai Prize, Brian Bowsher appointed new head of STFC, colliding light waves may create magnetic monopoles
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A short presidential reading list
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Science lessons for the next president
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Unfazed by radiation
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Physicists Recover From a Summer’s Particle ‘Hangover’
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Harbor Country Day School "Citizen Scientists" Explore and Analyze Nissequogue River
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High School: “A New World of Science”
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Scientists aim to make superconductors that work at room temperature
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Three Projects Launch New Climate Model Development and Validation Activity
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Brookhaven Lab using cinema to spread science to the masses
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BNL’s Bozovic makes ‘dramatic’ superconductivity discovery
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Doing the Translator Shuffle: Changing Roles at ARM
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Energetic protons boost BNL isotope production
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Take a look inside this colossal machine where scientists propel electrons to 99.99% the speed of light
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BNL shines in annual ‘Oscars of Invention’
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The Superconducting Dance Of Electron Pairs
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James Cronin, Who Explained Why Matter Survived the Big Bang, Dies at 84
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Working Together to Develop New Radar Products
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Battery charging as never seen before
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Particle no-show at LHC prompts anxiety
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Gordon T. Danby, Who Helped Invent Magnetic-Levitation Trains, Dies at 86
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Gordon Danby, co-inventor of Maglev and ally of Wading River community, dies at 86
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North Shore residents ponder the universe at Brookhaven National Lab
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Where Does The Mass Of A Proton Come From?
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Where Does The Mass Of A Proton Come From?
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BNL snags key role in $50M battery effort
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The most influential game developers of all time
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BNL’s Liu finds easier way to tap into biofuels
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Largest Map Ever Made Will Unlock The History Of The Universe
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1.2 million galaxies in 3D
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Owner of a Lonely Quark: The High Temperature Quantum Chromodynamics of Ágnes Mócsy (Women in Science 68)
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Finding the ‘Needle’ for the Nuclear Waste Haystack
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Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber, 1911–1998: Nuclear Physicist Against the Odds
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Creating Career Paths for African-American Students in Geosciences
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Selective Carbon Dioxide Recycling
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BAMS Article Reports on a Data-Rich Storm Clouds Campaign
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Early-universe soup
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Early-universe soup
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C&EN talks with Joanna Fowler, radiochemistry pioneer
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Five myths about video games
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SNMMI’s 63rd Annual Meeting Highlights History of FDG and Showcases New Research
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BNL’s Cialella a ‘consensus builder’ in environmental science
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Local Scientists Take Home First Place Honors in BNL Science Fair
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BNL’s Sedlacek flies the not-so-friendly skies
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NNSA Administrator visits Brookhaven National Laboratory
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Chemists Add Color to Chemical Reactions
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Connecting up the dots
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Young Shelter Island scientist scores at Brookhaven National Laboratory
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Winner announced in Pellet Stove Design Challenge
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Scientist from Brookhaven Lab closes in on energy revolution
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LI small business owners, advocate to be honored
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Way to Go! Winners of Brookhaven Lab’s Model Bridge Contest
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Quantum Dots Boost Solar Cells
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Atmospheric Modeling Advisory Group Assembled
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SBU Grad Students Help Pioneer New Approach for Improving Solar Cells
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CSI: Brookhaven
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Interview: Dr. Michael Ernst from Brookhaven National Laboratory
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New Graphene Solar Cell Makes Rain-Powered Electricity
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Moving Long Island along
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Glass provides pleasant surprise for solar scientist
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Ames’ Technical Services building parts for national lab project
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Kharzeev’s theoretical idea now a reality
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BNL’s Sadowski studies small-scale structures
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Best of the Best Higher Education/Research: National Synchrotron Light Source II
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The Origins of the Universe
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ASR Marine Low Clouds Workshop Held
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Flagship accelerators bid for better beams
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Focus: Landmarks—The Charming Debut of a New Quark
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New-growth leaves speed up photosynthesis in the Amazon
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A glass of soda-and-lime is the straight dope for graphene
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Chance discovery puts graphene electronics closer to mass production
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Neutrinos continue run of odd behavior at Daya Bay
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New Graphene-Glass Combo Powers “Spontaneous” Solar Cell
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The Debrief: Doon Gibbs shines a light on BNL
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Research Teams Use DNA To Make 3-D Nanoparticle Structures With High Precision
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DNA-coated nanoparticles take crystal engineering into the diamond league
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Nanoparticles meet their sticky ends
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New cathode material stops batteries turning crusty with age
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Brookhaven Lab Finds AWS Spot Instances Hit Sweet Spot
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Farmingdale takes first in BNL High School Science Bowl
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Two American Physics Labs Are Vying for a Billion-Dollar Particle Accelerator
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BNL’s Ian Blaby looks for biofuel clues in algal metabolism
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Young Shelter Island scientist digs deep in research
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BNL’s Blabys’ studies of small algae could solve big problems
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'Inflatable Dark Matter' Could Explain Why We See Less Than Many Theories Predict
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Dark Matter: New Theory Points To Secondary Inflation To Explain Universe's Dark Matter
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Brookhaven Lab Set to Become Supercomputing Powerhouse
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BNL researchers reflect on NSLS-II, share hopes for 2016
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Brookhaven Lab Expands Computational Science Initiative
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Brookhaven Lab Expands Computational Science Initiative
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Central Washington University CFO leaving for lab director position on Long Island, NY
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Barbara Chapman Named Head of Brookhaven Lab’s Computer Science and Mathematics Group
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Riverhead High School Students Visit Brookhaven National Laboratory
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Antarctic clouds studied for first time in five decades
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SCI COMMUN - News at a glance - Random Samples
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Pine barrens residents asked to help prevent wildfires
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Year in review: Big stride for superconductivity
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Physicists in Europe Find Tantalizing Hints of a Mysterious New Particle
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LI wins $98.3M in state business aid
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MC3E: A Legacy of Learning
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BNL’s Yue helps utilities cope with clouds, shifting winds
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For the First Time, Physicists Have Measured the "Strong Force" of Antimatter
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Breakthrough Prizes Give Top Scientists the Rock Star Treatment
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'Mirror Universes' Might Look and Behave Like Ours, Study Finds
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Physicists Probe Antimatter For Clues To How It All Began
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The Debrief: Connie Cleary has a license to deal
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How Chemistry Is Helping Physicists Detect Neutrinos
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Today in the Life of the Peconic Estuary
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Rutgers, Brookhaven nab $12M for energy research
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Neutrino study made key priority for US nuclear physics
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Struggling to Get a Handle on the Flavorful Neutrino
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‘Citizen scientists’ to deploy for Peconic Estuary testing
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BNL’s Guida wants to ensure mission to Mars isn’t “one-way trip”
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Beyond the Big Bang: Decoding matter and the physics of merging particles
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DOE recommendation sets stage for Brookhaven lab, Virginia facility to compete for collider
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Lotus plants inspire Brookhaven Lab development of new water-repellent materials
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Neutrinos Change Their Flavor and Snag Another Nobel Prize
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Nobel Prize–winning neutrinos rank among science’s most unexpected discoveries
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Takaaki Kajita and Arthur McDonald Share Nobel in Physics for Work on Neutrinos
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BNL Partnership Leads to Wide-Open Career Path for Casey Vieni ’15
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Why Government is Essential: DOE Scientists' Basic Research May Help Achieve Carbon Neutral Society
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Brookhaven National Lab, Rutgers get $12M for advanced materials effort
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World’s largest atom smashers create world’s smallest droplets
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Kerstin Kleese van Dam Named Director of Brookhaven Lab's Computational Science Initiative
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Tom Butcher is Brookhaven Lab's home-heating tech wizard
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Energy-Efficiency Upgrades Will Save National Lab $1.3M Each Year
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Fermilab's Giant Magnet is Ready to Go
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Biotech, other projects receive LI council's endorsement for state aid
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Ion collider produces droplets of primordial goo
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Brookhaven National Laboratory projects are up for awards
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Scientists Create Primordial 'Perfect Liquid' In Lab
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World’s most powerful digital camera being built by US Department of Energy
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A beam of hope for heavy ion radiotherapy
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Focus: Landmarks—Discovery of a 2nd Kind of Neutrino
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DOE's new data-management tool aims to tame LHC data
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Biamonte bringing BNL data tech to market
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Tribute to John R. Miller and Marshall D. Newton
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Pilot Phase Begins for Routine Large-Eddy Simulations
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U.S. and European Scientists Sign Cooperation Pact
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Richard B. Setlow dies; Brookhaven National Laboratory biophysicist was 94
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Richard 'Dick' Setlow Of East Quogue Dies April 6
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Notable moments in Long Island history
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US Heating Oil Customers To Benefit From Higher Bioheat® Blends
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Ending the Stagnation in Long Island's Economy
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Sam Ting tries to expose dark matter's mysteries
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Elusive 'Dark Photons' Still Lurking in the Shadows
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BNL's Bolotnikov a radiation detector innovator
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BNL's Fthenakis helps warm Chile to solar plan
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Obama budget would boost Brookhaven lab funding, cut money for LI Sound restoration
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Print-On Polymer Multiplies Solar Output
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Scientists Develop Solar Panel Coating Inspired By the Eyes of Moths
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Biodiesel industry honors champions, career long-achievements
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BNL's Sfeir studies how to boost solar energy
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Brookhaven National Lab researchers improve solar panels with antireflective design, study finds
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Brookhaven National Lab gives science-minded Suffolk students access to research materials
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Nanotextures Inspired by Moth Eyes Prevent Reflection for Better Solar Cells
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Moth eyes inspire scientists to cut reflection on solar panels
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Feromagnets short circuited by quantum phenomena
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Ready for Your Close-Up
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Cuomo's proposed state budget includes $65M boost for Brookhaven National Lab projects
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NOVA: Big Bang Machine
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BNL's Venugopalan blazes his own subatomic trail
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Reliving 2014's scientific discoveries
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BNL's Pleier takes next steps after Higgs-boson
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Stony Brook partnership wins $3.2B contract to continue running Brookhaven National Lab
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Local kids donate over 3000 lbs. of candy to troops overseas
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The Science of Mixing Alternative Energy Into The Mainstream at Brookhaven National Lab
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BNL's science outreach programs make an impression
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Perfect fluid of electrons may flow inside superconductor
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BNL's Hamilton helps utilities prepare for storm outages
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The Great Climate Model
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For Island students, it’s hands-on marine science
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Why Do Rechargeable Batteries Go Bad? Mystery Solved!
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Learning on the Peconic: Students connect class with nature
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BNL's Lofaro looks to the skies for energy
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Accelerating the fight against cancer
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New Brookhaven Light Source Debuts in 2015
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SUNY Potsdam working with campuses statewide to bring research to market
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Are Multiferroics the Ultimate Replacement for Flash Memory?
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Play it again, Uncle Sam
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Oxides Discovered by CCNY Team Could Advance Memory Devices
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Brookhaven National Laboratory's Sivertz recreates cosmic radiation
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Suffolk County STEM high school gets first students Wednesday
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Hints of Mysterious Particle Detected in 'Big Bang Soup'
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Since Bacteria's Immune System Can Kill Viruses, Let's Use That
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BNL's rising star Haupt helps create complex camera
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Long Island's Guinness World Records
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U.S. Energy Department to Make Researchers' Papers Free
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Muon g–2 ring takes final steps to new home
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Eureka! The Glue in the Superconductors is Magnetism
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Finding the 'heart' of an obstacle to superconductivity
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Proton Spin Mystery Gains a New Clue
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Higgs Boson glimpsed at work for first time
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Scientists Discover Process Rarer than Higgs Boson Particle
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Planning for an electron-ion collider at Brookhaven
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Study finds link between marijuana abuse and blunted dopamine response
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DoE’s Brookhaven Lab wins award for radiation detector
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Huilin Li's discovery a 'game changer' in DNA world
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Q&A: Doon Gibbs, Brookhaven National Lab
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The mystery of the cosmic ray 'blob'
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Seeker, Doer, Giver, Ponderer
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CSIRO Reveals Involvement w/ Mystery Behind Picasso’s The Blue Room
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Jefferson Lab, Newport News still chasing $600 million collider project
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UD center chosen for federal energy grant
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Getting in shape to stay dry longer
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Can We Protect Mars Explorers From Deadly Cosmic Radiation?
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Brookhaven National Laboratory's Marshall Newton ponders movement of energy
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Physicists Look Beyond the Large Hadron Collider, to the Very Large Hadron Collider
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Five LI startups get Accelerate funding
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BNL's Pulecio drawn to study of magnetic spin
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Plan to internationalize U.S. project may face headwind
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Scientists Solved the Mystery of Why Rechargeable Batteries Go Bad
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Jackson Hole company builds robot for national lab
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Grid Resiliency A Priority For Brookhaven Lab Continues
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Oleg Gang, an innovator in building miniature materials
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Jackson pair create robotic tool
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Electrons' Split 'Personalities' Help Solve Physics Mystery
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Catholic cemetery in West Babylon proposes large-scale solar energy project
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Three Brookhaven physicists receive DOE Early Career Research Program funding
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In a superconductor, everything happens at once
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Excition fission model could vastly improve solar cell efficiency
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How physicists are unraveling fundamental mysteries about the matter that makes up our world
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Keeping things awesome on the Dark Energy Survey
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Decoding the Secrets of Superconductivity
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Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz's Statement to the Senate Committee on Appropriations on Driving Innovation through Federal Investments
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Future chips may operate at atomic dimensions
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Ten Things You May Not Know About Particle Accelerators
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Top 10 Things You Didn't Know About Brookhaven National Laboratory
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HSE student wins for best design in Brookhaven National Lab Bridge Building Contest
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Modeling heavy-ion collisions with Open Science Grid
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Rocky Point Students Visit Brookhaven National Lab
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BNL's Stacchiola studies steps in producing hydrogen
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Shocking Study from the Largest Cosmic Ray Physics Experiment in the Northern Hemisphere
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Cancer treatment: Sharp shooters
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22 Strange Medical Instruments from the Past
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Why we need more particle therapy research
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The science behind B.A.S.E. jumping
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Scientists track 3-D nanoscale changes in rechargeable battery material during operation
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BNL's Stern focuses on nuclear safety and security
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Deep thoughts: Submarine program beckons local students
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Physicist among women honored
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Energy seeks new contractor for national lab
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Space Ripples Reveal Big Bang’s Smoking Gun
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Former SPIE President in Tech Hall of Fame
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Sydor Instruments gets federal grant
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William Floyd Middle School Students Compete at BNL Science Bowl
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Major U.S. Science Agencies Face Flat Prospects
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Particle Beam Cancer Therapy- Hope Amidst Challenges
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Small Particles, Big Findings
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Team converts sugarcane to a cold-tolerant, oil-producing crop
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New deputy director named at laboratory
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UK Backs Huge US Neutrino Plan
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2013 Golden Mousetrap Awards: & the Winners Are...
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Suffolk: Ward Melville wins science bowl
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BNL's Liu studies signals in plant pathway
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BNL donates $20,000 for ongoing Typhoon Haiyan recovery efforts in the Philippines
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Lab, workers donate to typhoon victims
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BNL's Villaran aims to improve solar energy
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Smashing Gold! Big Bang's 'Particle Soup' To Be Created in Lab
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BNL to use $1M to help tech businesses
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$150G science grant for Green Sulfcrete
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BNL's Muckerman works on artificial photosynthesis
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Disorder opens up battery material field
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Natural gas leak probed at Brookhaven National Lab
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Natural gas leak reported at Brookhaven Lab
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Editorial: No Windfall for U.S. Science
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Leading U.S. X-ray Source Goes After Bigger Upgrade
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Slideshow: Meet the 2014 Rising Engineering Star
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Newsmakers of the year
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The 100 Most Astonishing Images of 2013
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New York Dips More Into Solar Power
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Physicists look toward the high-energy horizon
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Small Size Enhances Charge Transfer in Quantum Dots
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$375G for SBU's business incubators
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New Micro-Reactor Will Help Study Catalytic Nanoparticles
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How Will Historians Study Video Games?
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Energy Service Contract Will Help Brookhaven Lab Meet Sustainability Goals
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How To Ship A 17-Ton Magnet
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BNL's Bachner focuses on nuclear safety
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3 LI organizations receive grants for energy research
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Winning Wood Stove Designs Announced
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Contest Aims for a Cleaner-Burning Wood Stove
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Skidmore College Announces Partnership With NYSERDA To Train Executives In Clean Energy
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Obama Names Energy Science Team
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MIT's Marc Kastner nominated to head DOE Office of Science
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Mix and Match with Synthetic DNA
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Long Island eco dev council makes Round 3 pitch
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BNL's Tranquada studies magnetic strips in superconductors
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Big Bang Ball
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Computer tennis, anyone?
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BNL plans Discovery Park
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As part of SSERVI, Stony Brook team helps plan space exploration
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BNL's Rogers studies flora above the Arctic Circle
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Brookhaven National Lab scientist wins Kenneth T. Whitby Award
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Video: New Super-Waterproof Material Makes Water Drops Bounce Off
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A new nanotech coating could make water bounce off surfaces like drops of mercury
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Gibbs: Brookhaven Lab helped coax the Higgs out of hiding
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Higgs and Cell Studies Nab Nobels
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U.S. Shutdown Tightens Its Grip on Research
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Higgs Boson's Nobel Nod Marks 'Fantastic Day' for Particle Physics
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BNL and SBU build computer team for enhanced research
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For Nobel, They Can Thank the ‘God Particle’
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Higgs Boson Predictors Awarded the 2013 Nobel Physics Prize
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Nobel Physics Prize Goes to "God Particle" Theorists
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2 win physics Nobel for Higgs theory
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Lawmakers extend federal helium sales
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Theoretical Physicists Still Unraveling Big Bang
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As Shutdown Takes Hold, an Essential Few Scientists Still on the Job
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Interviews on Habitat for Humanity home for LI veteran
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New catalyst could make hydrogen fuel production more efficient
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Interface superconductivity found in single crystal
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Interface superconductivity found in single crystal
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Studying the cold facts of superconductors
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A Beer To Honor A Giant Electromagnet
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Working to make nuclear plants safer
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Addiction is Much More than "Just Saying No"
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After Sandy, rethinking microgrids
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The Unruly Neutrino
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Boxed In
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Winner: Dmitri Kharzeev
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After the LHC, the Deluge
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Why Does Particle Physics Matter? You Decide
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'Fountain of youth’ for leaves discovered
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Daya Bay furthers neutrino knowledge
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Climate research targets Western wildfire smoke
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Scientists Look For Climate Change Clues In Wildfire Soot
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Pasco-based plane helps capture climate-change affecting particles
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Fermilab Hunts Rare Subatomic Particles With This 50-Foot Electromagnet
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Mysterious giant magnet reaches rock-star status, groupies and all
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Mega-magnet draws close to Fermilab
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Fermilab will receive giant electromagnet used to study sub-atomic particles
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Muon G-2 magnet traveling by barge through St. Louis
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LI STEM Hub initiative gets $320G from state
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Big magnet visits Cape Girardeau
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Fresh Air That’s as Good as Gold
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15-Ton Particle Ring Travels To Chicago By Land And By Sea
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Brookhaven Science Associates Donates $20,000 for Weekly Delivery of Organic Vegetables to Local Food Pantry
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Mattituck student overcame disability to chase his calling
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How to move a 17-ton particle physics experiment 3,200 miles
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Life and Physics
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Smithtown students recently swept the top three spots in an essay contest coordinated by Brookhaven National Laboratory
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STEM school to partner with top scientists
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Moving a $25 Million Magnet Without Moving it an Inch
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Behold the moving magnet -- scientists taking giant device on 3,200-mile trip
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Magnet on the Mighty Mississippi: A New Life for Muon Experiment
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BNL's Gianluigi De Geronimo and integrated circuits
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Brookhaven Lab may have right spark for fuel cells
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Brookhaven superconductor study aims to boost power grid
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Brookhaven Lab to move major piece of equipment
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New Solid Form of Hydrogen Discovered at Extreme Pressures
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From the incredibly large to the incredibly small
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Indium cluster conundrum lingers on
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LI students compete in maglev contests
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Comsewogue students recognized for energy research
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BNL Hosts Passport to Green Earth Day Conference
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CERN, Google Drive Future of Global Science Initiatives
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BNL's Wei-Fu Chen: developing a hydrogen-based fuel
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An Arduous Business Trip
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B-BP MS Student Wins BNL Science Fair Award
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Huge magnet set for delicate voyage to Fermilab
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Deer Park 4th Grader Winner at BNL's Elementary Science Fair
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BNL systems biologist Sergei Maslov works on KBase
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Move Over, Space Shuttle: There’s a New Science Giant Cruising the U.S. This Summer
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Insistence on Gathering Real Data Confirms Low Radiation Exposures
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Shipping A 50-Foot Magnet Across The U.S., For Physics
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Giant Particle Storage Ring Set for 3,200-Mile Trek
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The Fellowship of the Ring
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Gases to Be Dispersed Across City (Exhale: It’s a Test)
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NYPD Testing Airflow in Subways as a Precaution against Possible Terror Attacks
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Photowalk winners show modern beauty of science
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Energy Department to seek bids on managing BNL
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Brookhaven lab head takes place at challenging time
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BNL's Aaron Stein studies the incredibly small
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BNL cloud study aims to boost solar power
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Search for "God particle" nears its end
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Higgs Boson Positively Identified
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High-Energy Physics Is Still a Worthwhile Investment
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Particle Physicists in U.S. Worry About Being Left Behind
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BNL's Graham Smith heads instrumentation group
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BNL's Milind Diwan a Part of a Major Collaboration
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BNL's Anze Slosar looks at how the universe behaves
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Unexpected data from the Large Hadron Collider suggest the collisions may be producing a new type of matter
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BNL's Walter Mangel studies 11-amino acid sled
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BNL IDs possible plant oil production booster
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BNL's Ernie Lewis studies clouds to understand climate
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Finding ways to secure our energy future
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BNL's Paul O'Connor helps build the LSST
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SUNY, foundation, BNL to collaborate
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Heavy ion collisions reveal the earliest instants of our Universe
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Materials Today podcast interview with Simon Billinge
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What's the Higgs deal?
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Physicists close in on elusive subatomic particle
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Higgs boson: Has the 'God particle' been found?
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First Spending Bill Giveth -- And Taketh Away
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Alcohol has dizzyingly different effects on women and men
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Fewer Dollars, Forced Choices
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Setting Priorities Has Never Been Fun
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NSF Goes Back to Basics to Preserve Basic Research
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Commitments, Ideology Clash Over DOE Research Spending
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Fatty Foods Addictive as Cocaine in Growing Body of Science
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LHC trials proton-lead collisions
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Solving the Mystery of the Billion-Dollar Bond, Double Bond
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The Tevatron's Epitaph: Solid Science, No Surprises
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First Impressions of an Amateur Naturalist
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Senate Budget Bill Keeps DOE Science Level
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Particle Physicists' New Extreme Teams
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U.S. Physicists, a Long Way From Home
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Nuclear Physicist: This Is My Job
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Particle Accelerators Full of Spin and Fury, Signifying Something
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Unique properties of some metals studied
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Powering Innovation
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Underground Lab Would Cost U.S. Billions
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Battelle, its laboratories garner 19 R&D awards
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The beam business: Accelerators in industry
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Longwood students uncover interesting tobacco fact
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Q&A with Ken White, Manager of Educational Programs at Brookhaven National Laboratory
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Cloudy skies for climate science
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U.S. Collider Offers Physicists a Glimpse of a Possible New Particle
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A Scanner Suitable for Rats and Other Squirmers
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Brookhaven National Laboratory Announces Top 5 Discoveries Of 2010
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Vacuum Tubes Implode in the Name of Physics
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Lab runs Islip Middle School students' test
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U.S. Pushes Blue Sky Research
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Can Obama Strike a Deal With House Republicans?
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Obama Shifts Focus From Emissions to 'Clean' Energy
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Fermilab to End Its Quest for Higgs Particle This Year
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No extra time for US particle lab
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The Battle Over the 2011 Budget: What's at Stake for Research
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Heavy-Ion Collisions and Other High-Energy Physics News from Brookhaven National Laboratory
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The Hunt Is On: Massive Collider Churning Out Data
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NSF Won't Build Underground Lab; Scientists Hope That DOE Will
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No black holes found at LHC - yet
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Quark-gluon mania returns to CERN
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Hottest Show On Earth
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Big Bang Poured Out
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Early Universe Recreated in LHC was Superhot Liquid
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Researchers Anxious and on the Defensive After Republican Gains
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Ralph Hall Bids to Lead Science Panel
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Retiring Legislators Warn of Pitfalls Facing Science in New Congress
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Scientific Gold Mine or Dicey Money Pit?
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Genetically Engineered Plants Grow Ingredients For Making Green Plastic
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LHC to Recreate Conditions Just After Big Bang
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Solar film holds big promise
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Science may solarize windows
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Riverhead man named assistant director at Brookhaven Lab
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Heavy atoms set to collide at the LHC
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Officials, Lawmakers Highlight Building Progress at Lab
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Green Machine: Where do solar cells go when they die?
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Peeking Deeper into Quark-Gluon Plasma
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Grant advances quark-gluon plasma studies
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Scientists excited by Big Bang machine experiments
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LHC spots possible signs of a high-energy particle soup
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Large Hadron Collider spies hints of infant universe
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Down to a science
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Junkie food: Tastes your brain can't resist
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Brookhaven Lab shares in $5.25M renewable energy grant
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How the Stimulus Is Changing America
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The Strange Case of Solar Flares and Radioactive Elements
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E.W. Howell lands BNL contract
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Long Island firms strut their stuff at high-tech showcase
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New data suggest a lighter Higgs
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$1B project at Brookhaven Lab is ahead of schedule
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X-Ray Laser Resurrects a Laboratory No Longer in the Vanguard
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Many Young Scientists Want to Do a Better Job of Communicating
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Supervisor Lesko Hosts Town's First Annual Inventor's Reception
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What does the hottest matter ever made sound like?
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Voyage to the Heart of Matter, a popup book for physics geeks
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Listening to the sound of science
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Lasers Created with Perfect Diamonds
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Is Iron Man 2's Home-made Particle Accelerator Possible?
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Can You Build a Particle Accelerator in Your Home? Iron Man 2 Fact Check
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What black holes teach about strongly coupled particles
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Creating the perfect liquid in heavy-ion collisions
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Brookhaven to test jatropha oil in boiler
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Serving science
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Joanna Fowler on YouTube
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Collisions at the LHC
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Brookhaven scientists at work on Collider data
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European Collider Begins Its Subatomic Exploration
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Brookhaven Lab Leads Search for Advanced Materials for Nuclear Reactors
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The software brains behind the particle colliders
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Do Fatty Foods Act Like Cocaine in the Brain?
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How huge particle detectors actually detect tiny particles
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Everything you ever wanted to know about particle smashers (but were afraid to ask)
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Flawless diamond to create powerful lasers
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A look inside RHIC, Brookhaven's little big bang machine
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A photo tour of the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider
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Science Literacy: U.S. College Courses Really Count
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Heavy antimatter created in gold collisions
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DOE Reworks Student Initiative to Prepare Energy Researchers
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Correction
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Doctors group slams Brookhaven Lab monkey experiments
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Brookhaven Lab findings eye birth of the universe
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In Brookhaven Collider, Scientists Briefly Break a Law of Nature
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New Delay of Large Hadron Collider Might Not Keep Its Rival on the Job
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U.S. Budget: Science Spared From Domestic Spending Freeze -- for Now
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New Superconductivity Mechanism Found in Iron Compound
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200-acre solar farm planned at Brookhaven Lab
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Volcanic rocks seen as storage for industrial carbon
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LIPA to buy power from solar project at Brookhaven Lab
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Big Solar Moves East
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LIPA's solar rebate program gets $6-million boost
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NYPA sets hearing on hydropower plan for Brookhaven lab
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Collider Sets Record, and Europe Takes U.S.'s Lead
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Science and the Stimulus
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Shovel-Ready Science Drives DOE Decisions
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Energy Push Spurs Shift in U.S. Science
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A Conversation with Joanna Fowler
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Beam is back in the LHC
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Chemistry Nobel: Honors to Researchers Who Probed Atomic Structure of Ribosomes
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Losing America's Secret Weapon
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The Collider, the Particle and a Theory About Fate
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Brookhaven Lab research leads to Nobel in chemistry
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3 Win Nobel for Ribosome Research
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2009 Chemistry Nobel Honors Work on Ribosomes
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Obama Hands Out Science Awards
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Scientists seek to manage dopamine's good and bad sides
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Name That Atom Smasher
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State Development Corp. hosting trade mission
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BNL chemist will receive national award
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A New Biology to Mend Society's Woes
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WSHU Stimulus Watch: Is LI stimulus money getting poached?
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Power on: SU professor and team work on solar energy technology
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Exec. Levy outlines plan for Suffolk economic development
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ADHD and The Brain's Reward System
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ADHD study ties brain proteins to symptoms
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Found, the chemical that could spell an end to ADHD
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ADHD study links chemical to symptoms
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ADHD Tied to Brain's Reward Pathway
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Finding the cause of ADHD
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Motivation May Be at Root of ADHD
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ADHD sufferers have lower brain chemical
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Low Dopamine Implicated in ADHD Attention Symptoms
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ADHD brain chemistry clue found
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Building a mystery with the g-2 experiment
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White Europeans 'only evolved 5,500 years ago after food habits changed'
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Scanning the clouds
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The Large Hadron Collider Redux: Hoping for a Long, Hard Slog
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How to Make a Collider
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When Mortals Work on Cosmic Time
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Giant Particle Collider Struggles
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More Bad Connections May Limit LHC Energy or Delay Restart
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Fire Meets Ice
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Raindrops Go It Alone
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I'm a Particle Physicist. Want to Chat?
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An Inside/Outside View of U.S. Science
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New x-ray imaging system based on research at BNL
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Work begins on mega microscope
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Ultra-Bright Synchrotron Promises World's Highest-Resolution Images of Atoms
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Groundbreaking for new Brookhaven National Lab facility
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Brighter Than Thou: Brookhaven Lab's Newest Particle Accelerator
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Gallery: Inside the Synchrotron
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Reinventing science at Brookhaven National Laboratory
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Iran's First Nuclear Power Plant Moves Closer to Operation
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Making solar panels requires old-fashioned coal-fired power
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Nanomaker's Toolkit
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Use of LI labor urged in synchrotron construction
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Brookhaven wins clean energy research grants
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Stony Brook's Kenny faces last SUNY commencement
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Stimulus funds to aid dismantling of Brookhaven reactors
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Brookhaven Finds Its Star On the Rise
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Number Crunching Made Easy
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Plot Device of Mass Destruction: Antimatter's True Story
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Strings Link the Ultracold with the Superhot
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Brave New World, Too Small to See
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Brookhaven lab gets $42M for cleanup of reactors
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Brookhaven Lab's superpowerful, $912M microscope
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Bacteria for Better Biofuels
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Energy Spending Plans Detailed
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Obama unyielding on energy proposals
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World's Brightest X-Ray Coming to LI
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Secretary Chu: Brookhaven to get $184M in stimulus
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Obama Touts Stimulus, Budget Funds for 'Clean Energy Future'
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Obama highlights clean energy
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Obama plan on renewable energy funds draw LI praise
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Obama and Energy Chief Push Innovation
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Energy funding to spur 'transformative technologies'
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Study: 'Smart drug' Provigil may be habit-forming
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L.I. solar project moves full steam ahead
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Internet Evolution: Full Speed ahead
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Energizing Long Island 8: A Solar Milestone
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Why Guys Diet Differently
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Paterson to express support for LIPA plan
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Catalyst Boosts Ethanol Fuel Cells
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Brain Mechanisms Needed to Overcome Addiction are Impaired, New Studies Suggest
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High-Energy Physics Probes Ancient Fossils
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Experimenting With String Theory?
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String theory officially useful, may not represent reality
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Brookhaven Lab to receive $30M under economic stimulus
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A first: String theory predicts an experimental result
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Southampton science program highlighted
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Ultracold Gas Mimics Ultrahot Plasma
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A prediction from string theory?
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Hot Soup, Cold Clouds, and String Theory Come Together in the Perfect Liquid
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Battery research offers jolt
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Scientists Disappointed by Direction of Financing
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Brookhaven-Led Team Designs Catalyst for Ethanol-Fueled Fuel
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Theory and Experiment Meet, and a New Form of Boron Is Found
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Food Satiety May Be Explained by Gender Differences
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Stand Down: Black Holes Won't Destroy Earth
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Why Men Are Better Dieters
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Are Women’s Brains Hard-Wired to Have Trouble Resisting Temptation?
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Why Women Can't Resist Food
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Hunger Control: Women the Weaker Sex?
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Why Saying No to Foods May Be Harder for Women
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Study: Favorite foods are hard for women to resist
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Women Needn't Worry That Their Brains Aren't Wired for Weight Loss
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Study: Men's brains fight food urges better
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Food cravings harder to control for women, study finds
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Why Men Are Better Dieters Than Women
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Men Resist Tempting Food More Easily Than Women in Brain Study
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Feds give green light to Brookhaven Lab facility
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Editorial: New York already has an energy braintrust
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Science News of the Year, 2008 -- Technology
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Holdren Named Science Adviser, Varmus, Lander to Co-Chair PCAST
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Bending the President's Ear
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Coming soon to a home near you: 3D printing
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Stripes can coexist with superconductivity
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In With The New
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The power of proton therapy
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In space, a cluster of health dangers
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New scattering data suggests that gluons make only a small contribution to the spin of protons and neutrons
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Synchrotron sources: The next generation
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Brookhaven arcade celebrates one of the world's first video games
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Computer Security: Trust me, trust me not
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Superconductivity Rekindles
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Ion jelly could satisfy appetite for greener batteries
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Video games: out of the lab and into the living room
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Overeating? Blame Your Genes
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The Pleasure Factor
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Scientists make ultrathin superconducting films
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An Inside Look at Nanomaterials
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Nobel Prize In Physics
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In Awe of Physics*
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Large Hadron Collider Spawns Largest Computing Grid
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CERN grid may boost drug and climate research
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Winter, repairs stall atom smasher until spring
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Ten years of cooperation
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Small accidents mean big trouble for supercollider
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Large Hadron Collider: could it defrost a pizza?
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Status: Large Hadron Collider after injecting Beams 1 & 2 separately
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Dopamine Fends Off Zzzzz's
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The Origins of the Universe: A Crash Course
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Protons and Champagne Mix as New Particle Collider Is Revved Up
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Search for Magical Dark Matter Gets Real
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Largest particle collider completes first full run
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Staying Alive
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Multibillion-dollar experiment to probe nature's mysteries
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Universe's start to be simulated with powerful particle accelerator
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Fermi officials: New collider won't end the world
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A Chemical Map Of The Mind
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CERN fires up new atom smasher
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Is the LHC a Doomsday Machine?
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How U.S. Researchers Are Making the Switch to the Large Hadron Collider
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How the Large Hadron Collider Might Change the Web
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Addicted to Food: An Anti-Addiction Drug May Treat Obesity
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Investigational Epilepsy Drug Slims Down Fat Rats
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Batterers' Brains
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Addiction drug reverses obesity in rats
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BNL takes a cue from nuclear physics
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