Wrap Up: Trump taps Gil to lead DOE science; House member plugs RECA; Vandy lands DOE research grant

President-elect Donald Trump this week announced Darío Gil, a senior vice president at IBM, is his pick to be Department of Energy undersecretary of science in the incoming administration.
The Office of Science, which supports DOE’s national laboratories, was…

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