Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the National Laboratory of the Rockies have launched the ACCENT Center, a national hub to accelerate the development of advanced cement and concrete materials and strengthen the U.S. supply chain.
ORNL water resources engineer Carly Hansen studies how existing non-powered dams could also support hydropower without disrupting their current purposes.
Megan O’Connor, CEO of Nth Cycle, used Innovation Crossroads at ORNL to help springboard technology scale-up.
As use of ethanol grows as an affordable, domestically produced fuel option, researchers are evaluating whether existing infrastructure can safely store and dispense higher ethanol-gasoline blends.
Ahmed Arabi Hassen of ORNL has been named a Fellow of the American Society for Nondestructive Testing, recognizing his leadership and contributions to nondestructive evaluation and composite manufacturing.
ORNL received five of nine awards from the U.S. Department of Energy's Transportation Technologies Office at the 2026 Annual Merit Review for innovations in transportation efficiency, vehicle technologies, and advanced manufacturing.
Researchers at ORNL developed a high-performance computing and physics-based modeling framework that predicts how large-scale lithium-ion battery systems age under different grid operating conditions.
Researchers at ORNL developed a new electric motor drive design that reduces excess heat, electrical noise and component wear without requiring additional hardware.
The Department of Energy’s Manufacturing Demonstration Facility at ORNL has become a global leader in advanced manufacturing by combining place-based innovation, industry collaboration, technology transfer, ambitious demonstrations, workforce