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Energy Secy advances nano science in spare time Print E-mail
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Monday, 26 July 2010
WASHINGTON (AP) — Some people relax by doing crossword puzzles, watching movies or reading a good book. In his down time, often while flying somewhere, Energy Secretary Steven Chu relaxes by tackling a scientific conundrum and stretching the limits of technology.
The result: Chu has a dense research paper being published online Wednesday in the prestigious scientific journal Nature. The title: "Subnanometre single-molecule localization registration and distance measurements."
It's all about seeing the small stuff. The really, really small stuff.
 
Lab re-allocates Sanford dollars from education fund to facility outfitting Print E-mail
Written by Wendy Pitlick   
Tuesday, 22 June 2010
LEAD  A portion of funds from T. Denny Sanford’s $20 million gift for development of a science and education center at the DUSEL have been re-allocated, and will be used to outfit the Sanford Lab, officials decided Thursday.
 
Lab crews making strides in pump installation, space excavation Print E-mail
Written by Wendy Pitlick   
Tuesday, 22 June 2010
LEAD  Crews and contractors charged with re-opening the former Homestake Gold Mine and excavating space for an underground science lab 4,850 feet below the surface are making excellent progress, lab officials reported Thursday.
 
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