Sign of Success: Dryzhakov Selected for DoE Science Graduate Student Research Award
Bogdan Dryzhakov, a doctoral candidate in materials science and engineering, was recently named a DoE Science Graduate Student Research Award winner.
Tag Archives: ORNL
Tiny But Mighty Precipitates Toughen a Structural Alloy
A team of researchers from Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the University of Tennessee have made a significant breakthrough in understanding structural alloys.
UT–ORNL Data Center Course Takes Students on a Virtual Ride through ORNL’s Supercomputing Facilities
UT–ORNL data center course takes Tickle College of Engineering students on a virtual ride through ORNL’s supercomputing facilities.
President Trump Nominates UT-ORNL Expert Babu for National Science Board
Suresh Babu, UT-ORNL Governor’s Chair for Advanced Manufacturing, has been selected by the White House to serve on the National Science Board.
UT-ORNL Researchers Develop New Radiation-Resistant Material
UT-ORNL researcher Yanwen Zhang has developed a new radiation-resitant material working with UT faculty members William Weber and Takeshi Egami.
UT Students, ORNL Team Up to Improve Lightning Protection on Wind Turbine Blades
Students from the Department of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Biomedical Engineering teams up with ORNL to protect wind turbines from lightning strikes.
Advincula Named Newest UT-ORNL Governor’s Chair
Rigoberto “Gobet” Advincula has been named the newest joint UT-Oak Ridge National Laboratory Governor’s Chair, the 15th active faculty member […]
Ragauskas Helps Lead Biofuel-Related Breakthrough, Gains Honors
Arthur Ragauskas, UT-ORNL Governor’s Chair for Biorefining, and his team lead a breakthrough study in biofuels which have been celebrated by his peers.
Recent UT Graduate, Researchers Earn Patent for Optics Improvement
Key Points Optics help drive scientific exploration, from nanoscopic levels to telescopes A UT-led team has made a breakthrough allowing […]
ORNL, Y-12, Pantex Benefit from ISE
Rupy Sawhney, Heath Fellow in Business and Engineering, worked with several federal agencies to setup a series of classes that could be taken in Oak Ridge.