ORNL researchers use the world's first exascale computer, Frontier, to quicken plant research with a new method, D-CHAG, that speeds up hyperspectral image analysis and reduces memory usage.

Researchers at the University of Maine and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory have developed an efficient method to produce cellulose nanofibers using "mini tornadoes" to rapidly dry wet slurry, potentially replacing plastics in various applications.

Witching Hour, a startup in ORNL's program, innovates wildfire prevention by insulating power lines using drones and robots, offering a quicker, cost-efficient method compared to traditional practices.