ORNL in the News

ORNL in the News

A summary of the latest and most engaging news coverage about ORNL, lab staff and DOE, as well as ORNL history and science and technology stories of interest. 

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Secretary Wright leans over red computer door, signing with silver sharpie as ORNL Director Stephen Streiffer looks on
US Secretary of Energy makes a stop at ORNL
Computer rendering of the FRIB Decay Station initiator, featuring cylindrical components, vacuum chambers, and a greenish glow, used to measure the decays of exotic isotopes at FRIB.
Germanium detectors help physicists unlock the mysteries of the universe
Two scientists are standing in front of a large, full length screen featuring a wavy blue pattern
Why researchers at ORNL are studying AI
A digital tornado visualization with radar data, binary code, and a green-blue color scheme, blending meteorology, technology, and data analysis.
Researchers using weather radars to track debris in the air, helping first responders
A doctor using a tablet with glowing medical icons and graphics, including a brain, heartbeat, and health data, in a soft blue-green background.
ORNL research helps cut cancer reporting time
glowing orb is in the center of two pole-like structures, seemingly floating
ORNL develops real-time molten salt monitoring
A U.S. Forest Change Assessment Viewer map displaying vegetation changes with a color-coded system, showing areas of forest loss and growth in red, green, and blue.
ORNL uses ForWarn tool to help depict Hurricane Helene damage
Photo of a pink sunrise across the ORNL campus featuring the pond and the welcome center
Scaling hard tech: Bridging the gap between ideas, impact
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