Duke University researchers improved solid-state batteries using a material called Li6PS5Cl, suggesting safer, faster-charging, longer-lasting batteries. Neutron scattering and simulations showed lithium ions move easily through the material.

Massimiliano "Max" Lupo Pasini received the NERSC High Performance Computing Achievement Award for his innovative work on HydraGNN, an AI tool for material design.

Knoxville joins the DOE's Charging Smart program, bolstering its electric vehicle infrastructure without direct funding but with policy and technical assistance.

Melissa Cregger received the prestigious PECASE award for her work on plant-microbe-soil interactions at ORNL, showcasing her potential in science and engineering.

ORNL researchers have created a method to transform waste plastics into high-performance materials by editing the polymers, offering a recycling solution that maintains value.

ORNL has created an advanced automated system for testing semiconductor devices, offering comprehensive diagnostics and efficient evaluation across various conditions.

P&G utilized a supercomputer to develop safer and more concentrated detergent formulas, avoiding traditional testing in favor of computational predictions.

ORNL demonstrated a quantum network with automatic polarization compensation, ensuring stable signal polarization and signal integrity over EPB's fiber optics for more than 30 hours, enhancing security and capacity for future quantum internet.

The article discusses the early internet's promise of connectivity and knowledge sharing and its fulfilment, alongside the rise of cybercrime, prompting a need for secure and trustworthy digital interactions.

Emrullah Aydin of ORNL has been elevated to senior member status at the IEEE, honoring his contributions in power electronics, including setting a wireless power transfer record.

Nick Sokol of Algaeo collaborates with ORNL to create organic fertilizers from microalgae, aiding soil health, food security, and offering an alternative to synthetic fertilizers.

Researchers have developed a simulation method to disperse runaway electrons in nuclear fusion reactors, potentially solving a major challenge in achieving sustainable fusion energy.

Phong Le develops advanced flood-risk simulations using a variety of data, working at ORNL to improve water-related disaster forecasts and management.