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FedWire: STEM talk, NASA IT services contract and mobile wikithon

July 25, 2013

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White House gathers female students for talk on women in STEM.

NASA selects contract for IT services.

Battery technology goes viral.

FBI’s new and improved widgets.

NSF awards grants to advance digitization of biodiversity collections.

Save the date: Mobile Gov Testing Wikithon next week.

NIST awards 13 companies with 2013 small business innovation research funding.

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