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    High school seniors! Looking for a before starting college? Check out the HERE program at for opportunities to participate in projects under the guidance of world-class ! Learn more: (📸: ORNL)

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    Through the years, has aircraft parts, cars, and even a house! Take a look back 👀🔙 at some of the highlights.

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  3. Feb 14

    Pink is the color Green is the goal makes plastics fantastic With plants in control

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  4. Feb 14

    Give your loved ones the gift of 🤓😍

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    Feb 12

    ORNL teams with and to demonstrate next-generation tech ➡️ 

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    Feb 12

    Share your love for with your . 💕 Download all six ➡️

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  7. Feb 13

    Evaluating human-driven change in Eastern US streams

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    Feb 12

    ORNL holds the for the largest solid object? Learn more about the lab's expertise in . 👇

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  9. Feb 11

    JUMP into round three challenge closes on February 22nd, don't miss out! The winners will get a 10-week, paid internship or this summer 😎

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  10. Feb 11

    Julie Mitchell is leveraging capabilities to solve big science challenges and build new programs in and research 👩‍🔬

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  11. Feb 11

    Heather Buckberry is engineering the future of at 's residential research home 💡🏡

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  12. Feb 11

    Natalie Griffiths is the science lead for aquatic ecosystem dynamics , she examines how changes in the environment affect the health of streams all over the world 🌎

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  13. Feb 11

    Meet Merlin, the brain behind 's 390ft carbon fiber technology line located , she's researching the next generation of low-cost precursors to make high-strength carbon fiber 🙌

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  14. Feb 11

    Amy Moore is delivering the smart goods, applying her expertise in planning, geographic info science, and IT to real-world energy efficiency challenges

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  15. Feb 11

    Marissa Morales, alum and researcher is using her background on everything from standoff detection of hazardous chemicals to developing faster, cheaper, and more reliable 👩‍🔬

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  16. Feb 11

    First up is , working with to lower cost and speed production of collimators for neutron scattering. These innovations can lead to faster computers, tougher armor, and better medical treatments 👏👏👏

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  17. Feb 11

    🎉 Today we're celebrating the International Day of Women and Girls in science! We'll be highlighting some of the we're lucky to have right here at 🎉

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    Feb 8

    Brush away your worries with some . Binder jetting is a technique that utilizes a liquid binding agent that is selectively deposited to join powder particles through strategic layering.

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    Feb 8

    STARTING TODAY: The Oak Ridge History Museum is hosting “Atomic Integration," a photo exhibit about African-Americans who helped changed the course of history during the Manhattan Project. ➡️

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  20. Feb 9

    NEW research uncovers common genes between poplar trees and humans that control callus and tumor formation. These genes were conserved over billions of years and have applications in bioenergy production and new cancer treatments 🌳🧬⚕️

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