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ORNL Review

ORNL Review, the laboratory’s research magazine, has been around since 1967. For 57 years it was published as a physical publication. In fall 2024, the Review began publishing quarterly as an email newsletter focusing on high-priority, high-impact research initiatives in artificial intelligence, nuclear medicine, quantum science and many more critical fields.

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Turning AI into something we can trust

Researcher, on the right, is looking at two computer screens with purple gloves on

The future of AI runs through ORNL

Buddy Bland with the Intel Paragon XP/S 150

ORNL’s journey to computing excellence had humble beginnings

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Nuclear is Here

Kay Way

Kay Way: The mother of nuclear data

Frances Pleasonton seals a vacuum chamber in 1951.

History: Physicist Frances Pleasonton joined early ORNL studies of the neutron

Freels Bend Cabin

Oak Ridge's last 19th-century building

ORNL physicist Libby Johnson demonstrated a new control panel at ORNL’s Bulk Shielding Facility in 1957. Among the first females to operate a nuclear reactor, Johnson blazed trails for women. Credit: ORNL, U.S. Dept. of Energy

Libby Johnson: On the frontier for nuclear safety

ORNL at sunrise

Hot cell

HFIR pool

Electron microscope