Going undercover to protect the grid
Inspired by one of the mysteries of human perception — synesthesia — an ORNL researcher invented a new way to hide sensitive electric grid information from cyberattack: within a constantly changing color palette. READ MORE
Plus: New displays along Main Street concourse reflect the lab’s rich 80-year history
BioHome3D an energy efficient, economical housing alternative
Exascale computational astrophysics models with unprecedented scale, resolution
Research team provides insights to counteract threats
Shared PAN domain points to less-studied receptor protein as possible therapeutic target
Teletrix licenses augmented reality technology that shows ionizing radiation
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Modeling a realistic supply chain for bio-based jet fuel
Extreme pressures rearrange atoms to reveal new properties
Study surveys techniques for compressing data generated by sensors in edge computing
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Our Voices
Shajjad Chowdhury, an ORNL power electronics researcher, is designing a more compact and power-dense capacitor that will help maximize electric vehicle driving range.?Read more
“I like encouraging young people to get involved in the kinds of things I’ve been doing in my career,” said ORNL's Layla Marshall, an electrical engineer in the Enrichment Science and Engineering Division. “I didn’t necessarily get the chance to start them at that age, to figure out where my interests were.” Now Marshall counts STEM mentoring — especially school robotics teams — among her many volunteer activities.?Read more
Production of bioderived materials often requires high consumption of energy and chemicals, and material qualities are inconsistent, limiting their large-scale application. Yue Yuan’s work helps to develop greener and more controlled approaches for synthesizing biopolymers.?Read more
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