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Volume 6 Number 5
October/November 2008

Harnessing the Power of Light
Lawrence Livermore’s laser—the world’s largest—is a public-private partnership

Solid-State Lighting Can Reduce C02 Emissions
And it’s a lot more efficient than fluorescent and incandescent lighting

An Efficient “Optical Furnace”
A cheaper way to make solar cells is reaching the marketplace

Blacker Than Black
A new technology can convert the sun’s energy into more usable electricity

Closing the Innovation Gap
Reigniting the spark of creativity in a global economy

A Biochip That Can Test for Several Diseases—at Once
Argonne’s technology shows commercial promise

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NEWS

Partnership between test reactors to support nuclear energy search [2008-07-08]

Laboratory, LANS develop new mentor-protégé agreements [2008-07-08]

Detection instrument can sniff out airborne terrorist threats [2008-06-12]

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