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Vol. 18, No. 1, ( 1985)
- Shooting for Fusion Energy Breakeven: Pellet Fueling Research at ORNL. ORNL scientists have developed a gun and a centrifuge accelerator to "shoot" frozen pellets of hydrogen fuel into tokamak fusion plasmas. One ORNL injector helped MIT exceed the Lawson criterion, another achieved steady-state plasma fueling, and an improved version of ORNL technology should help a Princeton tokamak's energy output equal the energy input.
- Sleuthing with Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry. ORNL analytical chemists helped a scientist from DOE's Savannah River Plant determine how the impurities in plutonium fuel degrade the properties of an ORNL-developed cladding alloy used for heat sources aboard spacecraft.
- The Organic Matter Base of Reservoir Food Webs: ORNL Studies the Ecology of Man-Made Lakes. What determines the biological productivity of man-made lakes? ORNL ecologists are using a variety of research approaches to address a fundamental question about large reservoirs as aquatic ecosystems.
- Disease-Causing Microbes: The Energy Connection. Heated waters and cooling towers associated with energy production can be a source of disease-causing microbes, including the Legionella bacteria responsible for the potentially fatal Legionnaires' disease. ORNL and UT researchers have discovered two new species of Legionella in artificially heated water.
- Transportation Energy Conservation: What ORNL Models and Analyses Show The demand for and price of motor fuel have fluctuated considerably in recent years. David L. Greene and ORNL's Transportation Group have followed these fluctuations closely and analyzed consumer responses to fuel price changes and more efficient cars on the market. The group also has studied how to drive to save fuel.
- Books. Technostress: The Human Cost of the Computer Revolution is reviewed.
- News Notes. New Fusion Magnet Arrives; Tritium Light Update; X-ray Beam Line at Brookhaven; Construction Begins on New Materials Lab; Technology Transfer Briefs: New Innovation Center and Patent Policy
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- Technical Capsules. Carbonaceous Particulate Matter; Shape Changes in Nuclei; Diesel-Related Research
- Awards and Appointments
Vol. 10, No. 4, ( 1977)
- Management of High-Level Wastes
- Household Energy Use. From Consumption to Conservation
- Competition between Fossil and Nuclear Fueled Power Plants
- The Stewardship of ERDA's Forests
- Molten Salt Chemistry at ORNL. A Short History
- Carbon Dioxide and Climate. How Fast Can We Safely Burn Coal?
- Books. Niels Bohr Collected Works, Volume 4: The Periodic System (19201 1924), edited by J. Rud Nielsen
- Take a Number
- Lab Anecdote. An Evening with Max Bredig
- Research Shop Achievement
- Awards and Appointments
Vol. 10, No. 3, ( 1977)
- Coal Conversion. Sorting out the Health and Environmental Impacts
- Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Thirty Years of Concern
- Today's MIT Chemical Engineers
- The New Phlebotomists
- Lab Anecdote. Shhhhhh
- Take a Number
- Books. Nuclear Power: Development and Management of a Technology, by Frank G. Dawson
- Awards and Appointments
Vol. 10, No. 2, ( 1977)
- State of the Laboratory—1976
- Where Seldom is Heard a Discouraging Word. USSR Nuclear
- The View from the Top. Mel Feldman's Year as ANS President
- Books. On Systems Analysis: An essay concerning the limitations of some mathematical methods in the social, political, and biological sciences, by David Berlinski
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- R&D Achievement at ORNL: Neutron Scattering
- Lab Anecdote. Turning Professional
- Awards and Appointments
Vol. 10, No. 1, ( 1977)
- Water-Reactor Safety. The ORNL Experiments
- Energy, Environment, and Health. What Can We Learn from the Nuclear Experience?
- What About the Nuclear Fuel Cycle— Where Do We Stand?
- Coal Liquefaction— Removing the Bottleneck
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- Books. Grants: How to Find Out About Them and What to Do Next, by Virginia P. White
- R&D Sequels
- Lab Anecdote. The Betatron
- Awards and Appointments
- Letter from a Reader
Vol. 9, No. 4, ( 1976)
Bicentennial- Editor's Note
- Dedication
- Selected Technical Highlights in ORNL's First 25 Years
- 1943
- 1944
- A True Fission Story
- Alan Conger Remembers ...
- A "Cover-up" Story
- Betsy Ross ...
- More from K. Z. ...
- August 1943 to December 1945
- From Howie Adler ...
- Special Tribute: Alex Hollaender
- The Xenon Culprit and Other Tales
- Fermi's New Toy
- The Forty-niners Softball Team
- The Water Lattice Experiments
- Chemistry and Philosophy
- More from K. Z. ...
- Juice at the X-10 Pile, and Other Stories
- From Orlo Myers ...
- Old Times and New Horizons
- 1945
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- 1948
- 1948—Survival and Purpose
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Vol. 9, No. 3, ( 1976)
- The Fluidized-Bed Coal Burner ... A new look
- Resource Competition. An analytical model of zooplankton feeding on phytoplankton—So What?
- Uranium Tailings in the Public Eye
- Letter to the Review
- Editorial: National Laboratories are ERDA's Prime Resource
- Books. Thermodynamics for Chemical Engineers, by K. E. Bett, J. S. Rawlinson, and G. Saville
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- Achievement
- Lab Anecdote: Accountancy and Criticality
- Awards and Appointments