King County Scientists Develop Soil Solution to Protect Coho Salmon from Toxic Tire Dust
King County scientists developed a soil mix to combat the harmful effects of the chemical 6PPDQ from tire dust on coho salmon. The soil, effective in lab studies, is being piloted in real-world conditions.
ORNL and University of Tennessee Develop Breakthrough Memory Management Tool for Supercomputing Efficiency
A team from ORNL and University of Tennessee has developed a memory management tool for supercomputers, improving data storage efficiency and performance on machines like the exascale supercomputer Frontier.
MIT Engineers Revolutionize Farming, New Spray-Coating Cuts Pesticide Waste, Saves Farmers Big Bucks
MIT engineers developed a coating for pesticide droplets to stick to leaves, reducing environmental pollution and cutting farmers' costs. The technology, which aids in precise application, could significantly decrease chemical use in agriculture.
Arizona State University’s Forensics Program Grows with Innovative, Real-World Crime Scene Education
ASU's School of Interdisciplinary Forensics offers advanced forensic science education with hands-on experience, mirroring the intrigue of crime shows and providing comprehensive investigative skills.
ORNL Researchers Unveil Quantum Computing's Potential in Fluid Dynamics, Eyeing Industrial and Energy Sector Advances
ORNL researchers explore quantum computing for fluid dynamics; the study highlights potential benefits and current challenges, with ongoing research needed for practical application.
Oak Ridge National Lab Innovator Jairus Hines Advances National Security with Drone Radiation Detection Tech
Jairus Hines at ORNL blends his hobby with his career to develop drone-based radiation detection systems, enhancing national security and emergency response while minimizing risk to humans.
Revel Launches First High-Speed EV Charging Station in San Francisco's Mission District Amidst Bay Area Expansion
Revel launched its first EV fast-charging station in San Francisco, expanding its network with plans to add more chargers as local EV sales outpace national averages.
Privacy Panic as 23andMe Goes Bust, NY and CA AGs Sound Alarm Over DNA Data Dilemma
After 23andMe's bankruptcy, the NY and CA attorneys general warn customers to delete their data due to privacy risks, following the company's significant data breach and CEO's resignation. Experts advise proactive deletion of genetic information.
23andMe Enters Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Co-Founder Anne Wojcicki to Bid for Company Amid Restructuring
23andMe initiated a voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy process and is undergoing a court-supervised sale. CEO Anne Wojcicki steps down to potentially bid for the company.










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