Researchers used supercomputing to identify drug compounds likely to bind to the main "spike" protein of the coronavirus, blocking it from infecting human cells.

Scientists are using artificial intelligence to better understand the physics inside quantum and complex magnetic materials

A power upgrade to ORNL's Spallation Neutron Source will double the power of its proton beam, enabling new science.

Building foundations for solid science

A computer vision system can identify vehicles at intersections, determine their gas mileage, and then direct traffic lights to keep less-efficient vehicles moving to reduce their fuel consumption.

Pierce reports on DOE Oppenheimer leadership program

DOE releases ‘First Experiments’ report for ORNL Second Target Station

ORNL has been involved in the discovery or confirmation of 11 new elements.

What if the energy we expend walking could be harnessed to charge our electronic devices?

Robotics and automation engineer follows career path back to Oak Ridge.