Greenwood is being recognized for his contributions to nuclear operations and advanced reactor development.
Nelson was recognized for his technical accomplishments, leadership, mentoring and active role developing and maintaining U.S. nuclear fuels research.
ORNL researchers combined 3D printing and PM-HIP to make large metal parts faster, cheaper and with less waste. The process enables complex, high-performance components for nuclear, aerospace and energy applications while helping strengthen U.S.
Tennessee Tech chemistry students are spending the summer at ORNL gaining hands-on experience in radiochemistry research while helping develop improved methods for separating the rare isotope promethium-147.
Researchers at ORNL developed new experimental methods to measure how uranium-bearing molten salts conduct heat and flow, providing critical data for advancing molten salt reactor technologies.
A region rich in natural resources took centerstage recently at Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s third Appalachian Carbon Forum in Morgantown, West Virginia, where leaders in nuclear energy, critical materials and infrastructure exchanged ideas.
ORNL has named Joe Hoagland associate laboratory director for its Fusion and Fission Energy and Science Directorate, supporting its role in advancing the nation’s nuclear energy capabilities and the growth of the Oak Ridge Corridor as a nuclear industry
Rinkle Juneja, an R&D staff scientist at ORNL, has been recognized as an Early Career Distinguished Presenter by the Materials Research Society and was selected to represent ORNL on the “Materials Research at the U.S.
ORNL researchers developed a machine learning model that generates realistic tungsten microstructure images, helping fill gaps in costly experimental data.
As the U.S. reimagines its nuclear future, researchers at ORNL are experimenting with molten lead and next-generation materials to reinvent a classic reactor design for a new era of innovation.