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May 26: (new
) Please look on the top of left side column for the 2019 Annual Report !!July 7: Love-hate relationship of solvent and water leads to better biomass breakup
July 5: Climate – Predicting fire risk
July 2: Carbon-loving materials designed to reduce industrial emissions
June 29: Computing collaboration reveals global ripple effect of shifting monsoons
June 26: Process for ‘two-faced’ nanomaterials may aid energy, information tech
June 26: X-rays size up protein structure at the ‘heart’ of COVID-19 virus
June 19: ExOne licenses ORNL method to 3D print components for refined neutron scattering
June 19: ORNL launches rapid access licensing program to speed up COVID solutions
June 11: ORNL welcomes six new research fellows to Innovation Crossroads
June 10: Crystalline ‘nanobrush’ clears way to advanced energy and information tech
June 1:
Neutrons and several other important information itemsMay 12: ORNL, LANL-developed quantum technologies go the distance
May 11: 3D-printed nuclear reactor promises faster, more economical path to nuclear energy
May 6: Wireless charging – Special delivery for UPS
May 6:Nuclear – Finally, a benchmark
May 5: GIS – LandScan goes public
May 5: Simulations forecast nationwide increase in human exposure to extreme climate events
May 4 Great news: Advanced manufacturing innovation helps industry in COVID
DaveMcVicker's Treasures from the Archives *Declared to be the World's fastest computer Summit
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