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The Atomic Energy Act of 1946 created the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission which established the initial framework for federal scientific management. This law marked the first major legal structure for handling nuclear research information after World War II.
The Department of Energy Organization Act dismantled the Energy Research and Development Administration in 1975. This legislative shift replaced the previous administration with what is now known as the Department of Energy.
Science.gov searches more than 50 databases containing science information and research results. The system connects over 2,100 websites through deep web searching capabilities to streamline user experience.
CENDI consists of seventeen organizations across thirteen federal agencies that collaborate on scientific and technical information management. These members include representatives from various programs dedicated to unifying science information searching efforts within the government.
DOE CODE operates as an open source submission and search tool for software funded by the department. Researchers submit their code directly into this repository for broader community access and future analysis.