Sean Turner, a DOE senior engineer, is using AI at Oak Ridge National Laboratory to improve water resource management for energy production, enhancing nuclear and hydropower operations reliability.

Professor Jeff Moersch from the University of Tennessee explains that below Earth is more space with celestial bodies, highlighting the three-dimensional nature of our universe and the flatness of our solar system due to its formation.

The Oak Ridge National Laboratory has partnered with Lincoln Electric to advance large-scale metal 3D printing, aiming to reduce reliance on overseas metal parts production and boost innovation in fields like energy and defense.

Ateios Systems uses ORNL tech to strengthen the US battery supply chain, promoting domestic production, reducing costs, and enhancing the manufacturing of battery electrodes.

TVA invests $3 million in the University of Tennessee's nuclear engineering program to bolster the field and support a skilled workforce for the nuclear industry's future.

Shannon Cass transitioned from education to a key security role at ORNL, now fostering a positive security culture and earning recognition for her dedication and supportive nature.

Giri Prakash of Oak Ridge National Laboratory has become a senior member of IEEE, a distinction held by only 10% of members, highlighting his expertise and contributions in data systems.

ORNL researchers developed a new energy storage design using ionogels, aiming to improve safety and efficiency by replacing flammable liquid electrolytes with a stable membrane.

ORNL achieved significant breakthroughs in AI, quantum computing, nuclear energy, and advanced manufacturing in 2025, with notable projects including new AI supercomputers and advancements in quantum networking.

Additive Engineering Solutions was inspired by Oak Ridge National Laboratory's 3D printing work and has advanced in large-format 3D printing, overcoming technical challenges and growing within the market.

Denise Antunes da Silva of ORNL was named a Fellow of the American Ceramic Society for her impactful work in materials science and contributions to the field.

ORNL and partners launch the CONNEQT project to advance quantum materials research using high-performance computing, aiming to understand materials under external forces and develop new computational methods.

Atomic Canyon and Diablo Canyon collaborate using the Frontier supercomputer to develop AI for streamlining nuclear power documentation, aiming to make the energy production process more efficient.