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The biannual U.S. Department of Energy Wind Research and Development Newsletter provides recent news about the DOE Wind Energy Technologies Office's R&D projects, news, accomplishments, and recent publications.
No abstract. This is a monthly newsletter containing activities from the Advanced Fuels Campaign for February 2022.
Mega AI, an internal investment at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, aims to develop next-generation artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities unique to the Department of Energy national lab complex to address research gaps in large-scale multimodal representation learning, multitask inferences, and the need for increased generalizability, rapid adaptivity, and usability of AI technologies. In this newsletter, we highlight recent developments in the research community on next-gen AI technologies focusing on massive-scale model development, deployment and evaluation, data and code availability, model interactions, and new features and capabilities that are relevant to Mega AI’s goals and science and security applications.
Articles for the LWRS Newsletter Issue 37
The UNIFI Annual Newsletter offers a look back at key developments in the Universal Interoperability of Grid-forming Inverters (UNIFI) Consortium in 2023.
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I am pleased to introduce the second 2021 issue of Physical Sciences Vistas, with a focus on “excellence in mission-focused science, technology, and engineering.” Excellence in mission-focused ST&E within the Physical Sciences Directorate (ALDPS) spans a broad spectrum of accomplishments in nuclear physics and materials science that sustains and enhances LANL’s science base.
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Data sheets for a number of meteorites, including achondrites and one iron, are presented.
New areas of meteorite concentration were discovered.
Meteorites from the 1981 and 1982 Antarctic collection are listed showing classification, weight, degree of weathering, degree of fractionation, % Fa, and % Fs. Physical and petrigraphic characteristics are described for 23 samples from the Allan Hills, Thiel Mountains, the Pecora Escarpment, and the Elephant Moraine locations.
Antarctic meteorites, achondrites, carbonaceous chondrites, ions, and stony-irons are classified.