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Inventors interested in working with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) can find a wealth of resources through OSTI’s DOepatents Web site. Information on intellectual property and laboratory partnering, small business innovation and technology transfer, DOE inventions and innovation, and much more is available from the Inventors Resources link. Also available are breakthrough and award-winning DOE Innovations from the past two decades along with a searchable database of patents sponsored by DOE through a variety of funding mechanisms, including grants, contracts, or cooperative agreements. DOepatents is DOE’s central collection of patent information, demonstrating the Department's considerable contribution to scientific progress from the 1940s to today. More information for inventors can be found at the DOE Technology Transfer Web site. Questions about technology transfer at DOE may be addressed to DOEtechtransfer@science.doe.gov.]]> http://www.osti.gov/news/index#inventor B3153CAB-8898-4830-B6F2-0574CE630A39 Wed, 7 May 2008 06:54:14 -0400 You can browse more than 28,500 Web sites of researchers from around the world, read their abstracts, download their papers, and explore their research institutions, all at OSTI’s E-print Network. This rapidly growing service is free and open to the public. Simply go to the browse by disciplines page, and select from an array of scientific pathways, such as Computer Technologies and Information Services, Engineering, Fossil Fuels, Materials Science, Plasma Physics and Fusion, and follow the links. At E-print Network you can use the search page to find full-text documents from scientific Web sites and databases, with over 5 million documents available. In addition, there are more than 3,000 scientific societies, sorted by language and discipline. Sign up for Alerts to be automatically notified when new e-print information is available in your specific areas of interest.]]> http://www.osti.gov/news/index#eprintnetwork 10EF8467-1C50-4704-936F-DD7D8790084D Tue, 22 Apr 2008 09:03:33 -0400 Science from Finland, Sweden and Korea can now be found at WorldWideScience.org, the global gateway to science. This brings the total to 32 sources from 44 countries that can be searched. The new sources include the VTT Publications Register and VTT Research Register (from the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland), the Directory of Open Access Journals (managed by Lunds University in Sweden), and KoreaScience (from the Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information). Visit WorldWideScience.org and click on the interactive map to view science sources from every inhabited continent.]]> http://www.osti.gov/news/index#world BA997E00-2C94-4052-9E75-4729D6220068 Tue, 1 Apr 2008 14:50:06 -0400