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... science, a rapidly evolving research frontier with societal impact ranging from security to sustainability. Significant advances in the past decades have increased our ability to create HED environments in the laboratory, enabling the discovery of novel behaviors and deepening theoretical knowledge of matter, with essential applications for technology.
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... The competitive economy emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic requires novel approaches to training, recruiting, and retaining scientists, engineers, and technicians, including innova tive approaches to university curricula, increased outreach, and improvements to workplace culture. International collaboration is growing in importance; significant global in vestments in HED science research facilities have already led to a loss of U.S.
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... broadening remote access to its major experimental and computing facilities. Leading Recommendation: To enhance career pathways for high energy ­density science research at NNSA facilities, the NNSA should (1)
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