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H.R. 11015 would direct the Department of Energy to create a partnership program for accelerated doctoral training in science and engineering, and it was referred to the House Education and Workforce Committee.

Why it’s here: The bill directs DOE to build a science and engineering workforce program with National Laboratories, which touches energy and national-lab policy, though its focus is doctoral education rather than energy technology itself.

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H.R. 11015 would direct the Department of Energy to create a partnership program for accelerated doctoral training in science and engineering, and it was referred to the House Education and Workforce Committee. — The Wave