Researchers at INL and ORNL have improved the inspection of 3D-printed nuclear parts, accelerating material evaluation using a new software algorithm.

MIT's Associate Professor Matteo Bucci conducts in-depth research on boiling to improve industrial processes, such as energy production and electronics cooling.

The Angel Shot app, designed to improve safety in bars, allows patrons to discreetly request help with coded distress signals. Over 50 establishments are using the app, with plans for national expansion.

MIT researchers used "scintillation" analysis to locate an FRB's origin from a galaxy 200 million light-years away, suggesting it stems from a neutron star's magnetic region.

Align Technology has relocated its global headquarters to Tempe, Arizona, while Cognite also plans to set up its global headquarters there, signaling Arizona's growing tech sector prominence. Both companies aim to leverage local talent and innovate.

ORNL's 2024 achievements encompass energy tech, material science, and environmental studies, including breakthroughs in wireless EV charging, sustainable materials, and carbon uptake analysis.

Heron Therapeutics is relocating its headquarters from San Diego to Cary, North Carolina by January 1, 2025, to capitalize on the biotech opportunities in the Research Triangle Park area.

MIT philosopher Sam Berstler researches the challenges of open secrets, showing how their iterative nature hinders addressing underlying issues within social structures.

MIT researchers found that gut bacteria update their CRISPR-based viral defenses less frequently than lab bacteria, with updates occurring about every three years as opposed to daily.

Chad Parish of ORNL's LAMDA is advancing materials for nuclear safety, probing atomic structures and contributing to reactor development with his expertise in electron microscopy and problem-solving skills.

NASA's Parker Solar Probe is expected to make its closest approach to the sun yet, venturing within 3.8 million miles of the solar surface at speeds of 430,000 mph.

Researchers at Stanford, ECMWF, and ORNL have used the Summit supercomputer to study atmospheric gravity waves, improving understanding of their impact on weather and enhancing forecasting models.

MIT's course, led by Professor Jessika Trancik, educates students on energy systems and strategies for climate change mitigation, combining scientific understanding with technological development.