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The Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineering has named the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory as the recipient of the 2025 SAMPE Organizational Excellence Award.
ORNL has set a new lab record with 20 R&D 100 Awards in this year’s global competition, announced by R&D World magazine. ORNL led 17 of the winning innovations and co-developed three more, highlighting its leadership in developing breakthrough technologies that strengthen the nation’s energy systems, advance next-generation materials and manufacturing, and accelerate discovery through AI and high-performance computing.
Joshua Vaughan leads ORNL’s Manufacturing Robotics and Controls Group at the Manufacturing Demonstration Facility, where his team develops smarter, more flexible robotic systems to strengthen U.S. manufacturing.
Nuclear energy is a leading option to power space exploration, but its success depends on reactors that can operate autonomously. To help make that vision a reality, ORNL has built a non-nuclear test bed that mimics the conditions of a space nuclear reactor to overcome the high cost and strict regulations required for testing in a reactor environment.
Jay Tiley, head of the Materials Structures and Processing Section in the Materials Science and Technology Division at ORNL, has received the 2026 Materials Processing and Manufacturing Division Distinguished Scientist award from The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society.
The U.S. Air Force awarded startup SkyNano, led by Innovation Crossroads alumna Anna Douglas, a $1.25 million contract to advance its CO2-to-carbon nanotube technology as part of a project to develop low-cost, battery-grade graphite.
ORNL, in partnership with technology company Quantum Brilliance, has made the first big steps in the advance of quantum computers for scientific discovery with the installation of a Quantum Brilliance computer system at the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility.
What do diamonds have to do with running its quantum computers at room temperature? We asked Quantum Brilliance’s technology & innovation manager, Andreas Sawadsky.
From racing dragsters at 145 miles per hour to leading advanced sensor research, Christi Johnson has built a career defined by precision, persistence and applied physics. Now a technical professional at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, she designs and tests cutting-edge technologies while mentoring the next generation of innovators.
The Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory hosted the first Oak Ridge Quantum Systems & Software Workshop on July 25, bringing together 75 participants from national laboratories, academia and industry. ORNL organizers launched the workshop as the first step toward building a unified software stack for quantum-classical hybrid computing.