PNNL Director Mike Kluse has been named 2012 Laboratory Director of the Year by the Federal Laboratory Consortium for his support of technology transfer and commercialization. [Full Story…]
PNNL has won a Federal Laboratory Consortium award for transferring a technology that helps to improve research sample analysis. [Full Story…]
Computer analysis of how water traps methane or hydrogen provides a better understanding of these gas hydrates, a potential fuel source and carbon dioxide storage site. [Full Story…]
Olympus, the theoretical 162-peak-Teraflop supercomputer at PNNL, is helping scientists do more complex, advanced research in areas such as climate science and smart grid development. It also uses less energy with a unique, aquifer-fed cooling system. [Full Story…]
The weather was a helpful accomplice in getting Beijing's air ready for Olympic athletes in the summer of 2008. [Full Story…]
Five PNNL scientists have been elected fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science for their efforts to advance science or its applications, bringing the total at PNNL to 52. [Full Story…]
PNNL will present research related to climate change, wind power, carbon sequestration and more at the 2011 American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, which runs Dec. 5 through Dec. 9. [Full Story…]
As part of the White House's Startup America initiative, PNNL has signed option agreements with three companies that will lead to new energy efficiency and building protection products. [Full Story…]
In addition to emitting less carbon dioxide and using less water, sustainably designed federal buildings cost 19 percent less to maintain, according to a new PNNL report. [Full Story…]
The Laboratory Research Homes at the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory will serve as a test bed for studying residential energy efficiency and smart technology. [Full Story…]
