PNNL scientists receive stimulus funding for early career research [Full Story…]
Climate scientist Phil Rasch testifies to House about intentionally modifying the earth's climate to stave off some effects of global warming. [Full Story…]
PNNL’s report The Smart Grid: An Estimation of the Energy and CO2 Benefits suggests a smart grid could reduce U.S. carbon emissions by 12 percent or more by 2030. [Full Story…]
The Tri-Cities economy is growing and increasingly independent of government spending and employment trends at the Hanford Site, according to new economic analysis by PNNL. [Full Story…]
The Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory has selected the first-ever recipients of the Pacific Northwest Distinguished Post-Doctoral Fellowship. [Full Story…]
The Federal Laboratory Consortium has given PNNL two awards for partnering with companies to either develop new or advance existing technologies or processes that advance scientific research and manufacturing. [Full Story…]
PNNL will advance biofuels research with $14 million from DOE as partner in two new consorita. [Full Story…]
The new Juvenile Salmon Acoustic Telemetry System more precisely tracks the migration of juvenile salmon in deep, fast-moving rivers than comparable methods, suggests a paper in the January edition of the journal Fisheries. [Full Story…]
Six researchers at the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have been elected fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. [Full Story…]
More frequent natural disasters and human-caused disturbances could make some models that predict the global input and output of carbon off by three to 10 percent. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory researcher Ben Bond-Lamberty will present his findings at the 2009 fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union. [Full Story…]
