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James M. Gentile: The U.S. Department of Energy and the Power of Transformative Science
Transformative science, especially in the field of energy, may well hold the key to the future growth of the U.S. economy and arguably the fate of the world. Full Article at Huffington Post
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Since 1964, about 250 North Carolinians have received the state's highest civilian honor, the North Carolina Award. Six outstanding North Carolinians received the award at the ceremony at the N.C. Museum of History in Raleigh on Thursday night, Oct. 29. Full Article at NBC 17.com
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WASHINGTON — The federal Energy Department will make good on a pledge for a bolder technology strategy on Monday, awarding research grants for ideas like bacteria that will make gasoline, enzymes that will capture carbon dioxide to counter global... Full Article at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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One thing to say about the recently announced Nobel Prize in Physics is that it illustrates, as Congress mulls the nation's R&D; budgets, the economic rationale for bigger research investments. Full Article at NPR
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One thing to say about the recently announced Nobel Prize in Physics is that it illustrates, as Congress mulls the nation’s R&D budgets, the economic rationale for bigger research investments. Full Article at The New Republic
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The award celebrates creativity and innovation, two values which sustain our economy, our culture and our people
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It's not all worked out, but that's the spirit of ARPA-E ... It's not supposed to be things that are 90 percent worked out, but more what-if kinds of things.
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A venture capital group might say it's a little early for them
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Some people say, and I understand it, isn't it premature? Too early? Well, I'd say then that it could be too late to respond three years from now ... It is now that we have the opportunity to respond — all of us.
