6-Aug-2003 Story tips from the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, August 2003 DOE/Oak Ridge National Laboratory Peer-Reviewed Publication Story tips include: Stopping bullets cold (military); super bomb sniffer (sensors); less sulfur, cleaner air (environment); watching over a healthy stream (environment); and PASS passes DOE test (preparedness).
24-Jul-2003 ORNL negotiating with companies on cryogenic systems DOE/Oak Ridge National Laboratory Business Announcement Contracts for developing a new generation of producing electricity with high-temperature superconductors are being negotiated by Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
9-Jul-2003 Story tips from Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, July 2003 DOE/Oak Ridge National Laboratory Peer-Reviewed Publication Interesting story ideas from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory include: ORNL adds to arsenal, better turbines, stopping uranium cold, and earlier hints of spring.
3-Jul-2003 Fourth of July no picnic for the nation’s environment DOE/Oak Ridge National Laboratory Peer-Reviewed Publication When an estimated 60 million Americans fire up their barbecue grills this Fourth of July, they'll be burning the equivalent of 2,300 acres of forest and consuming enough energy to meet the residential demand of a town the size of Flagstaff, Ariz., for an entire year.
2-Jul-2003 ORNL wins four R&D 100 awards, pushing total to 116 DOE/Oak Ridge National Laboratory Grant and Award Announcement Researchers at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory have won four R&D awards from R&D Magazine, which since 1963 has given the awards for the 100 most significant innovations of the year.
9-Jun-2003 Expecting big things from nanostructures DOE/Oak Ridge National Laboratory Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory are working to streamline micro-injection--a proven technique for altering the DNA content of a cell--for medical, agricultural, and environmental applications. This research was published in the May 2003 issue of Nanotechnology.
6-Jun-2003 Story tips from the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory, June 2003 DOE/Oak Ridge National Laboratory Peer-Reviewed Publication Interesting story tips from this month include "Steel for the 21st century" (materials), "Nanostructures in a new light" (physics), "A sizzling partnership," and "Record-setting sensors" (chemistry).
2-Jun-2003 Clustering in universe seen as indicator of galaxy evolution DOE/Oak Ridge National Laboratory Researchers at the Sloan Digital Sky Survey have discovered surprising new information about how galaxies cluster in space, leading to new information about evolutions of galaxies and matter in the universe. These findings were presented at the American Astronomical Society meeting in Nashville, Tennessee, on May 26, 2003.
19-May-2003 ORNL researchers expect big things from nanostructures DOE/Oak Ridge National Laboratory Peer-Reviewed Publication Arrays of nanofibers able to deliver genetic material to cells quickly and efficiently have researchers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory excited about potential applications for drug delivery, gene therapy, crop engineering and environmental monitoring.
8-May-2003 ORNL instrument can help keep U.S. military planes in air DOE/Oak Ridge National Laboratory Peer-Reviewed Publication Using an instrument and technology developed at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, mechanics can know in seconds if a fuel pump of a military transport plane like the C-141 Starlifter is excessively worn and could fail.