As SNS celebrates two decades of discovery, its story is far from complete. Building on the foundation of reliability, power ...

The awards recognize supervisors who provide practical support, including flexibility, understanding and encouragement during ...

A network of researchers from UT Health Science Center, UT and ORNL are collaborating on the Development and Advancement of ...

The project, called NEUROPix — short for neuromorphic computing for pixel detectors — recently received a three-year award through the Department of Energy’s High Energy Physics program. The funding ...

Scott DeNeale is a water resources engineer whose work at Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s Water Power Program centers on how hydropower research can be applied to water-energy systems. His specialty ...

Researchers used the world’s fastest supercomputer for open science to train an artificial intelligence model that captures ...

“Hematite is abundant, chemically stable and nontoxic,” said Qiyang Sun, a postdoctoral researcher in ORNL’s Neutron Scattering Division and project lead. “By confirming its altermagnetic nature, we ...

Rob Moore is a recognized leader in the development of autonomous science and self-driving laboratories at the Department of ...

Researchers at ORNL confirmed altermagnetism in hematite using neutron scattering, identifying a common, stable mineral as a promising, low-cost material for energy-efficient spintronic technologies.

Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory, working with international partners, have uncovered surprising behavior in a specially engineered crystal. Composed of tantalum ...

MSTD is responsible for the operations of a number of core capabilities at ORNL. With its world-leading core expertise, MSTD staff support the missions of all eight of the lab's science and technology ...

Experts in machine learning, mathematics, behavioral science, and natural language processing are applying the latest scientific research to securing our nation from AI threats.