Laboratory Mission Sample Clauses

Laboratory Mission. In support of major DOE sponsor organizations (see C.4(b)(2)) that evaluate the Laboratory’s program performance, the central mission of the Laboratory is to provide scientific leadership needed to carry out the world class science and technological innovation to support the programs and missions of SC and DOE. The Laboratory's mission addresses four distinct goals: • To perform the highest quality multi-disciplinary research in the energy sciences, general sciences, physical sciences, biosciences and computational sciences in a manner that ensures employee and public safety and protection of the environment; • To develop, maintain, and operate unique national experimental facilities that are available to qualified investigators; • To educate and train future generations of scientists and engineers to promote the Department’s national science and education goals; and • To transfer knowledge and technological innovations and xxxxxx productive relationships among Laboratory research programs, universities, and industry in order to promote national economic competitiveness.
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Laboratory Mission. In support of major DOE sponsor organizations, the central mission of the Laboratory is to provide national scientific leadership and technological innovation to support SC’s objectives and, more broadly, DOE’s objectives and programs. The Laboratory’s mission statement shall be documented annually and updated as necessary in the Business Plan. XXXX serves DOE and supports the Office of Science Strategic Plan by conducting fundamental research in the physical, chemical, biological, materials, mathematical and engineering sciences which underlie energy generating, conversion, and transmission and storage technologies; environmental improvement; and other technical areas essential to SC and DOE missions. XXXX has a focus on materials research, with strengths in areas of chemistry and plant biology. Major Programs. The Laboratory’s scientific component is organized into several research programs: Applied Mathematics and Computational Sciences, Biorenewable Resource Consortium, Chemical and Biological Sciences, Condensed Matter Physics, Environmental and Protection Sciences, Materials Chemistry and Biomolecular Materials, Materials and Engineering Physics, Multiphase Systems, and Nondestructive Evaluation. These programs perform research in the areas of synthesis and purification of rare-earth materials; metals and intermetallics; ceramic materials; polymers; advanced computing systems; instrumentation; environmental monitoring of heavy metals; nondestructive analysis; sensing devices; and other areas. The MPC is a DOE facility for the preparation, purification, and characterization of rare earth, alkaline-earth, and refractory materials. The MPC provides technical expertise in creating materials that exhibit unique properties such as ultra-fine microstructures, high strength, and high conductivity.
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