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National Laboratories and Universities: Building New Ways to Work Together - Report of a Workshop Appendix D Glossary of Acronyms AFOSR —Air Force Office of Scientific Research ANL —Argonne National Laboratory APS —Advanced Photon Source ASCI —Accelerated Strategic Computing Initiative BNL —Brookhaven National Laboratory DHS —Department of Homeland Security DOD —Department of Defense DOE —Department of Energy DOE-SC —Department of Energy, Office of Science GICUR —Government Industry Cosponsorship of University Research GOCO —government-owned, contractor-operated IP —intellectual property JILA —Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics LANSCE —Lujan Neutron Scattering Center LANL —Los Alamos National Laboratory LBL —Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory LDRD —laboratory-directed research and development LLNL —Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory MOU —memorandum of understanding NIH —National Institutes of Health NIST —National Institute of Standards and Technology NNSA —National Nuclear Security Administration (includes LLNL, LANL, and SNL) NSF —National Science Foundation OMB —Office of Management and Budget

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National Laboratories and Universities: Building New Ways to Work Together - Report of a Workshop ORNL —Oak Ridge National Laboratory OSTP —Office of Science and Technology Policy PNNL —Pacific Northwest National Laboratory S&E —science and engineering S&T —science and technology SNL —Sandia National Laboratories

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