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'Get quick, authoritative answers to science questions with the Science.gov App

Have a science question you want to look up quickly - maybe to answer a child's science education question or to learn more about a friend's health issue? Now you don't need to wait until you get to a desktop; you can search Science.gov (m.science.gov) from your mobile phone! Don’t forget to follow @Sciencegov on Twitter.

With Science.gov mobile, http://m.science.gov, find science information and research results from 13 U.S. federal agencies. Get quick answers from over 50 scientific databases and more than 2100 websites. This application for Android devices is free for Android 2.1 or higher. Clustering, or grouping results into meaningful topics, helps guide you to desired information. Get Wikipedia topics and EurekAlert news related to your search. Email results to colleagues and friends. Science.gov is governed by the interagency Science.gov Alliance. The Science.gov website search, internship search and "deepweb" search are maintained by the Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI), located in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, which also hosts the Science.gov website.'

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