October / November 2011
Volume 9 Number 5
The Innovators
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It’s the unsolved problem that triggers creativity—the Livermore engineer knows first-hand
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At the National Renewable Energy Lab, she’s searching for just the right sort of algae to make fuel
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The Ames researchers are finding ways to lower the considerable costs of titanium powder for many applications
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The nuclear physicist at Idaho lab develops solutions and also creates new businesses
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He understands metals, how they work and how to make them stronger
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Argonne’s Atmospheric Radiation Measurement program is probing some of the world’s greatest climate mysteries
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To create new electronics technologies, it’s necessary to know how materials work
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The Sandia researcher’s forte is developing unique solutions to complex scientific challenges
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The Brookhaven scientist developed the nanoprobe, which has numerous and significant applications
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A Navy technology transfer manager makes all the connections
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“What I am trying to do is create a thriving ecosystem for tech transfer”
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The Savannah River engineer is finding far-reaching applications in wireless communications