ORNL has added a Quantum Brilliance computer system onsite to explore integrating quantum computing within high-performance computing ecosystems, paving the way for advancements in scientific computing.

ORNL researchers have outlined a vision to integrate quantum computers with today’s supercomputing systems, focusing on a software stack that remains adaptable to technological advances.

ORNL's pellet injector contributed to the Wendelstein 7-X stellarator's world-record plasma maintenance, critical for advancing fusion energy technology.

Drag racer Christi Johnson excels in both motorsports and science, applying her precision and drive from racing to her work at Oak Ridge National Laboratory on projects like runway lighting and biometric recognition technology.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory has developed a new aluminum alloy, DuAlumin-3D, which is strong and heat-resistant, potentially revolutionizing automotive and aerospace manufacturing.

ORNL has developed a new muon detector, enhancing nuclear material monitoring and quantum computing, offering unique imaging capabilities for dense materials and heralding cross-disciplinary success.

Scientists at ORNL found that the growth location of poplar trees affects their cell wall composition, particularly lignin, which is crucial for biofuel development.

An ORNL researcher, Dr. Kankanamalage, is advancing separation methods for cancer-fighting radioisotopes, with impacts on medical treatments and fulfilling a personal childhood promise.

Neutron research at ORNL, led by Dina Hegazy, is advancing oil recovery methods to secure energy independence, focusing on CO2 huff-n-puff techniques to extract more oil from unconventional reserves.

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville is developing military-grade steel with a $5 million grant, aiming to enhance national security and revive domestic production.

Brian Davison marks 40 years at ORNL, highlighting his contributions to the bioeconomy, mentorship, and the development of a biomass-to-fuel process with Vertimass LLC.

Researchers at the University of Tennessee developed a sensor to detect PTSD biomarkers, offering a more objective diagnosis method, with possible future applications in personalized medicine.

Vinit Chaudhary, founder of Elemental Composites, works on sustainable natural fiber composites with support from ORNL's Innovation Crossroads program, aiming to match fiberglass performance and open a plant in East Tennessee.