Nine Innovation Crossroads companies pitched their technologies during ORNL’s Materials and Manufacturing Innovation Days (M2IND) Aug. 19–20.
Skuld, Cohort 2023 of Innovation Crossroads, continues to improve upon its manufacturing process with help from ORNL's MDF.
Six entrepreneurs have been selected for the next cohort of Innovation Crossroads, a Department of Energy Lab-Embedded Entrepreneurship Program node based at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
Megan O’Connor, CEO of Nth Cycle, used Innovation Crossroads at ORNL to help springboard technology scale-up.
Evan Stacy, Cohort 2025 of Innovation Crossroads, has launched startup Lumios Materials, to produce carbon fiber more efficiently, effectively and affordably.
Alec Readel, Cohort 2025 of Innovation Crossroads, has launched startup Applied 2D Materials, which uses hexagonal boron nitride — a synthetic, layered ceramic material — to create a resistant coating for steel and other metals.
A team of researchers at MIT, ORNL and other institutions has created a way to precisely move tens of thousands of individual atoms within a material in minutes at room temperature.
ORNL and startup Vitriform3D are transforming discarded glass bottles into durable new products using 3D-printing technology.
Witching Hour, a hard tech startup and member of Cohort 2025 of Innovation Crossroads, is wielding the support of ORNL to develop technology that reduces wildfire risk by retrofitting powerlines with insulation in fire-prone areas.
In 2021, Ateios Systems licensed technology from Oak Ridge National Laboratory to make battery manufacturing faster and cheaper, enabling the nation’s only domestic battery electrode supply chain.