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IBM Q is an industry-first initiative to build universal quantum computers for business and science. A worldwide network representing industry, government, and academia uses IBM Q technology and collaborates with IBM Research to advance quantum computing. Brookhaven Lab joined this network as a member of the IBM Q Network Hub at Oak Ridge National Lab in March 2019. (Photo credit: IBM)

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Idaho National Laboratory's Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Laboratory. (Photo credit: Department of Energy)

Workers at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility lower the sail of the former SSN-688 class submarine *USS* with a crane. (Photo credit: U.S. Navy/Gary Thomas Sutto/Flickr)

RQ-23 Tigersharks line up on a runway at Yuma Proving Ground for the CODE demonstration. (Photo credit: DARPA)

Construction workers check on progress inside a tunnel on a water infrastructure project in Washington, D.C. (Photo credit: EPA)

USDA Forest Service employees, Maryland Zoo zookeepers, and founder of Hose2Habitat Lisa Daly pose with a “browser,” a braided fire hose used as an enrichment product for animals in zoos and wildlife refuges. From left to right: Sarah Hines - USFS, Julie Grove - Maryland Zoo, Joe Burns - USFS, Lisa Daly - Hose2Habitat, Alistair Small - Maryland Zoo, Jacqueline Emanuel - USFS, Gary Barrett - USFS, Stephen Dombroskie - Maryland Zoo, and Rascal the Laughing Kookaburra. (Photo credit: Sydney Beasley)

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The near zero-emission prototype fuel cell system that NETL funded. It will be tested at the NRG Energy Center. Photo courtesy of NETL.

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The concrete parts are installed in a residential and commercial tower (above center and below) on the site of the Domino Sugar Factory along the waterfront in Brooklyn. Windows in the tower resemble sugar crystals. (Image credit: Gate Precast)

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