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Mindy Clark: Sowing the Seeds for Scientific Breakthroughs

Mindy Clark’s enthusiasm for plant biology has only grown from her time in the classroom at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville (UTK) to her years working in greenhouse operations for private industry and more recently at the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

The Wonderland of ALICE: Q&A with Thomas M. Cormier

In 2013, Thomas came to ORNL from Wayne State University, where he held a joint appointment at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, to head the Large Hadron Collider Heavy Ion Group and lead the design, development and deployment of future U.S. instrumentation for ALICE.

MARCUS Means a Rolling, Rich Science Look at the Southern Ocean

Scientists Create ‘Diamond Rain’ That Forms in the Interior of Icy Giant Planets

Kathryn Hastie Wins Spicer Award for Lassa Virus Work at SLAC’s X-ray Synchrotron

Nanotechnology Moves from the Clean Room to the Classroom

PPPL Delivers New Key Components to Help Power a Fusion Energy Experiment

Q&A with CFN Staff Member Gwen Wright

At Brookhaven Lab's Center for Functional Nanomaterials (CFN), Wright provides training to users and staff members who need access to the cleanroom and scanning electron microscope lab.

Discovered: A Quick and Easy Way to Shut Down Instabilities in Fusion Devices

Researchers Create Molecular Movie of Virus Preparing to Infect Healthy Cells

NSLS-II Welcomes New Tool for Studying the Physics of Materials

Young Minds Take the Stage at Argonne

Argonne’s Learning on the Lawn celebration capped 10 weeks of intense discoveries and experimentation for 90 students, led by luminaries from across the laboratory – from nuclear engineers to biologists to experts in exascale computing, systems that will be 50+ times quicker than today’s supercomputers.