Drone, geospatial team becomes first to map the Coca River in the Amazon basin
(Smart Water Magazine) ORNL's Matt Larson and Brandon Stockwell joined an international group of experts to film high-resolution visual, thermal and multispectral imagery that will be used to update Ecuador's national maps and create better engineering models to mitigate erosion. May 22
NASA announces new AI-driven weather, climate modeling tools
(UPI) The Privthi-weather-climate model, an artificial intelligence model developed by NASA, IBM Research and ORNL, will support improved local and regional weather and climate models. May 22
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EPA approves use of renewable gasoline blendstock created with ORNL technology
(Teknovation) The Environmental Protection Agency has approved the registration and use of a renewable gasoline blendstock developed by Vertimass LLC and ORNL that can significantly reduce the emissions profile of vehicles when added to conventional fuels. May 2
Summit supercomputer accelerates aerospace alloy design
(3D Printing.com) Leveraging advanced simulation techniques on ORNL's Summit supercomputer, researchers are exploring new approaches to alloy design and fabrication. May 2
Yes, 'cool' roofs still matter in colder climates
(FacilitiesNet) To better understand how cool roofs reduce peak energy demand in differing climates, ORNL researchers examined the seasonal variation in peak air conditioning demand for a variety of different climates across North America. May 2
ORNL studying groundwater levels
(WATE Video) Scientists with ORNL are studying groundwater levels and how groundwater is used worldwide. New research predicts peak groundwater extraction for key basins around the globe by the year 2050. April 25
Researchers use thermoplastic nanofibers to toughen composites
(Green Car Congress) A new method demonstrates how fiber-reinforced polymer composite materials used in the automotive, aerospace and renewable energy industries can be made stronger and tougher to better withstand mechanical or structural stresses over time. April 27
Lithium breakthrough may support US goals
(KCBS Radio) ORNL's Parans Paranthaman discusses ORNL's new process that recovers five times more lithium from waste than existing technology. Scientists say this could be a game-changer for the nation's supply of lithium, which is used in electric vehicle batteries. April 24
Study shows potential of super grids when hurricanes overshadow solar panels
(Tech Xplore) Researchers at ORNL have developed a comprehensive modeling method to predict the drop in electricity generation better when storm clouds overshadow solar panels. April 24
Behind the new faces of engineering
(ASME Podcast) ORNL's Amy Elliott shares her work in 3D printing and robotics at the lab, as well as her public outreach initiatives representing women in STEM and helping kids find their passion in engineering. April 8
Celebrating East Tennessee's women!
(WBIR) From Dolly Parton to ORNL's Clarice Phelps, women trailblazers in Tennessee are highlighted for their contributions to the community as a part of Women's History Month. Phelps is an ORNL engineer, who is recognized for making history as the first Black woman involved in discovering an element, now known as Tennessine. March 20
New report outlines how to sustainably produce 1 billion tons of biomass per year
(Renewable Energy Magazine) The 2023 Billion-Ton Report, developed by ORNL, identifies feedstocks that could be available to produce biofuels to decarbonize transportation and industrial processes. March 18
ORNL researchers develop an AI-driven tool for near real-time cancer surveillance
(HPCwire) In partnership with the National Cancer Institute, ORNL researchers helped develop a long-sequenced AI transformer that will provide experts researching cancer diagnoses and management with more accurate information on cancer reporting. March 14
ORNL director Stephen Streiffer talks about why he loves the job
(Knox News) Stephen Streiffer, who became director of ORNL in October 2023, discusses why he loves the job, including strong partnerships and the impact ORNL has on the science and technology industry as well as the local community. March 19
Type One to build stellarator prototype with plans to commercialize fusion energy
(The Chemical Engineer) Type One Energy Group plans to build Infinity One, a prototype of its fusion device, using TVA's retired Bull Run Fossil Plant. ORNL's Mickey Wade is quoted in this story. March 8
ORNL unveils new AI method for quick cancer data analysis
(HPCwire) With the use of advanced AI models, ORNL researchers have established a method of extracting valuable information from cancer pathology reports to streamline uploading data into the National Cancer Institute database. March 8
Want to electrify your home? It might need this upgrade first.
(Washington Post) The U.S. electrical grids might be getting an upgrade, using smart panels that can track and adjust the energy demand of devices from toasters to electric cars. ORNL's Helia Zandi speaks on ORNL's work with electrification for homes and transportation. March 5
Living East Tennessee: American Museum of Science and Energy
(WATE) The American Museum of Science and Energy highlights their exhibit called The Art of Science, featuring images that are collected from ORNL and other scientific institutions across the country. March 5
Net-zero energy house in South Knox will come with built-in employment opportunity
(Knox News) Socially Equal Energy Efficient Development partnered with UT-Battelle and ORNL to embark on the construction of an innovative and environmentally friendly net-zero energy house. Feb. 29
Prototype fusion reactor planned for Tennessee Valley Authority site
(World Nuclear News) ORNL and TVA are exploring opportunities with Type One Energy to advance commercial deployment of fusion energy in the East Tennessee region. Knox News, WATE and Axios also covered this story. Feb. 23
Wireless charging for electric cars is inching closer to reality
(Bloomberg) Someday soon, plug-in cars may no longer need a plug. Multiple startups have spent years working toward a world in which wireless charging goes mainstream, and as EV adoption picks up, momentum is building to make that dream a reality. ORNL's work with wireless charging is highlighted in this story. Feb. 20
Science teams win $20 million to fix cancer treatment, make auto manufacturing green
(Knox News) When the UT-Oak Ridge Innovation Institute asked scientists for $20 million ideas that could change the world, 54 teams answered the call. The institute chose projects that could improve cancer treatments and push sustainability to the next level. Feb. 15
Tiny life forms yield big insights into ecosystem health
(STEM Magazine) ORNL's Louise Stevenson uses her expertise as an environmental toxicologist to evaluate the effects of stressors on aquatic systems. Feb. 12
This potential cancer treatment requires modern alchemy
(Scientific American) Scientists are ramping up production of the isotope actinium-225, which could help treat prostate cancer. The Radiochemical Engineering Development Center at ORNL is one of the locations used to produce actinium-225. Feb. 13
TSU Alum is the first Black woman to help discover element for periodic table
(TSDMemphis.com) Tennessee State University graduate and ORNL engineer Clarice Phelps is recognized for making history as the first Black woman involved in discovering an element, now known as Tennessine. Feb. 9
Researchers target better, cheaper batteries
(Oak Ridger) ORNL's Mali Balasubramanian, leader of the Emerging and Solid-State Batteries group, spoke to Friends of ORNL about ongoing research to develop many different battery technologies, including advanced solid-state batteries. Feb. 1
EPB, ORNL aim to use quantum technology to secure the power grid
(News Channel 9) EPB and ORNL marked 10 years of collaboration with the announcement of the new Collaborative for Energy Resilience and Quantum Science. Jan. 26
Battle of the brains: college students compete at ORNL
(WVLT) ORNL is looking for the next great, young scientist. The lab hosted a science competition this week for college students across the nation, and a valuable reward is on the line. Jan. 25
UT student studying relationship between plants and decaying bodies
(WATE) ORNL intern Jack Orebaugh and the lab's Autonomous Systems Research group use multispectral cameras on drones in their study on the relationship between plants and decaying bodies, a potential key to helping search-and-rescue teams find missing persons. Jan. 31
Are 3D-printed homes the future of housing?
(U.S. News & World Report) ORNL's Soydan Ozcan discusses a collaboration between ORNL and the University of Maine to introduce smart-wall features that can improve energy efficiency in response to a change in the environment. Jan. 19
ORNL honored with five awards from the Federal Laboratory Consortium
(Teknovation) Kyle Gluesenkamp, senior research scientist in the Buildings and Transportation Science Division, was recognized with the Outstanding Researcher Award. Other ORNL individuals and programs were honored for their tech transfer efforts. Jan. 23
Four scientists recognized as distinguished inventors
(WBIR) Four ORNL scientists are now considered distinguished inventors, which means they have successfully received at least 14 patents for scientific inventions that significantly improve society. Dec. 28
Chess game: how cyberattacks and artificial intelligence are evolving
(WVLT) Every day there are 2,200 cyberattacks. A new team of artificial intelligence experts at ORNL is working to stay one step ahead of the hackers. Dec. 20
ORNL exploring reducing emissions in marine engines
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