The 14th annual Hummingbird Festival at Ijams Nature Center in Knoxville will be held on Aug. 17, featuring activities, a marketplace, and bird banding sessions.

Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory have developed a new software for improved simulation of electrical phenomena on the power grid, especially for renewable energy and EVs.

Troy A. Carter has been appointed as the new leader of the Fusion Energy Division at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, succeeding interim director Phil Snyder.

ORNL scientists are researching coastal ecosystems to understand and mitigate climate change impacts, focusing on economic importance and resilience, including a project by Elizabeth Herndon on water levels and environmental chemistry in Louisiana.

ORNL has formed a five-year collaborative agreement with NIMS to advance materials research, aiming to enhance energy efficiency and eco-friendly technologies.

Andrew Conant from ORNL focuses on nuclear nonproliferation, working to ensure the peaceful use of nuclear materials. His research contributes to understanding the production purposes of isotopes for enhancing monitoring and security strategies.

Researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory are advancing solid-state cooling technology by exploring the atomic behaviors of a nickel-cobalt-manganese-indium alloy with potential for improved efficiency.

ORNL has developed Slicer 2, a 3D printing software that simplifies the creation of large-scale objects, with potential to revolutionize manufacturing in various industries.

Craig Blue was named the Chief Manufacturing Officer at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, highlighting his notable background and role in advancing US manufacturing.

Ryan Dehoff of ORNL has been named a 2029 SME Fellow, recognizing his impactful contributions to manufacturing, particularly in metal additive manufacturing and materials science.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Xingang Zhao has received the Ted Quinn Early Career Award from the American Nuclear Society for his contributions to nuclear instrumentation and control.

ORNL researchers have used gallium nitide to create durable transistors for nuclear reactor safety sensors, potentially improving monitoring and maintenance.

New insights into neutrinos' role in supernovae have been revealed through quantum simulations, advancing astrophysical research and our understanding of the universe.