2002 News Releases

• AMES LAB EXPERTS ARE RUNNING "GAMESS" TO PROBE MOLECULAR WORLD --12/20/02   
  Computational Chemistry Code Answers Questions About How Molecules Behave

• NEW FURNACE A REAL HOT SHOT --11/12/02    
  Materials Preparation Center's plasma furnace enhances capabilities

• AMES LABORATORY PARTNER WINS AWARD --10/20/02    
  Astronautics Corporation of America given FLC Partnership Award for magnetic refrigeration work

• AMES LABORATORY TO HOST ENERGY SECRETARY --8/25/02    
  Spencer Abraham to tour Lab facilities, meet with staff.

• AMES LABORATORY PUTS THE "SQUEEZE"ON COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY--7/1/02
  New parallel library allows maximum performance for communication networks

• AMES LABORATORY RESEARCHERS CREATE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS WITHOUT SOLVENTS--5/28/02

• AMES LAB SCIENTISTS SAY SMALL EFFECTS ARE KEY TO HOW MATERIALS EVOLVE--5/22/02
  Fundamental research shows subtle variations in certain properties control how microstructures form

• AMES LABORATORY PURSUES NEW STANDARD IN SENSOR TECHNOLOGY--3/12/02
  Innovative sensor could have wide-ranging applications
  OLED image to accompany news release

• NEW FACILITY PUTS AMES LAB, ISU ON THIN-FILM FAST TRACK--3/01/02
  State-of-the-art Magnetoelectronics Lab key understanding how thin films work

• CEDAR FALLS HIGH SCHOOL WINS THE AMES LAB/ISU SCIENCE BOWL--1/26/02

• STUDENTS FLOCK TO AMES LAB/ISU REGIONAL SCIENCE BOWL--1/18/02

• AMES LABORATORY INITIATIVES TO RECEIVE $5 MILLION*--1/8/02
  On Friday, Jan. 11, U.S. Rep. Tom Latham will announce $5 million in funding for two initiatives at the U.S. Department of Energy's Ames Laboratory. One initiative is in biorenewable energy and the other in forensics research.

*ISU News Release

2001 news releases
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