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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Great news! Smart Grid Demo officially coming to Northwest. DOE selects Battelle for $178M Smart Grid Demo involving more than 60,000 customers in WA, ID, MT, OR, and WY. Congratulations to all involved! http://twitter.com/pnnlnews
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RICHLAND, Wash. – The Department of Energy has selected a Northwest team to conduct a regional smart grid demonstration project designed to expand existing electric infrastructure and test new smart grid technology with up to 60,000 customers in five states.
Extreme conditions at the Great Salt Lake put special pressures on the tiny, single-celled organisms that live there. The lake's high salt content limits the amount of oxygen in its water. When night falls, oxygen-generating photosynthesis stops, and the living creatures quickly use up what's left...
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Where did the uranium go? This new DOE Pulse article reveals we are learning how the the chemistry caused by the river's changing levels slows uranium's movement. This is important to all who live near uranium-contamined soils worldwide. Read on...
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Research shows that the concentration of carbonate and the pH of the groundwater can slow uranium’s progress toward waterways.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory New DOE Pulse! More scientist superpowers...our scientists are using "x-ray vision" to track microbes that are keeping uranium from reaching our water supply. Amazing to discover nature working for us! Thanks to both the super scientists and the microbes in this case. :)
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Like Superman, scientists can now "see" through layers of earth and rock. Unlike the Man of Steel, researchers are using this new ability to learn how microbes are halting uranium’s movement in groundwater underneath nuclear weapons sites. ...
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Check it out – staff member and PNNL fan, Jodi Melland, submitted a photo of our beautiful campus to Discovery Channel…and it was chosen in the top 16!! Thanks for capturing our gorgeous campus, Jodi!
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Fall aspens near Yellowstone, Wyoming. Image credit: Hutchinson
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Not Your Father's Biology? Made me look twice, too. Dr. Tony Janetos says climate change plays a role in the need for a "new biology" to help solve energy, environmental, and climate challenges. Read more about the direction science is taking...
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A new biology, one that integrates the expertise of chemists, physicists, computer scientists, engineers, and mathematicians, is being called for to help solve some of the thorniest energy, environmental, ...
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory So excited to share this video! See what we're doing to protect our nation - combating threat of explosive devices, scanning in airports to find what metal detectors can't, and strengthening our electricity infrastructure.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Congratulations, Ruby! Dr. Ruby Leung was just elected as Fellow of the American Meteorological Society - a distinction only awarded to TWO-TENTHS of ONE PERCENT of its membership. You read that right. Congrats again!
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Congratulations to Pacific Northwest National Laboratory's Dr. L. Ruby Leung on her election as Fellow of the American Meteorological Society.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Congratulations, Doug! Energy & Fuels Journal, an American Chemical Society journal, has named Doug Elliott's paper on Historical Developments in Hydroprocessing Bio-oils as its No. 1 cited article in the past 3 years.
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A big week making national headlines! –featured in NYTimes, USAToday, and The Wall Street Journal: a report on China’s potential to capture & store carbon dioxide emissions…
WSJ: http://bit.ly/3URXLW
USA Today: http://bit.ly/34Bkke
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Researchers have identified potential geologic formations that could be used to store emissions from China's coal power plants and other industries.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Speaking of jobs, Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory just announced the Wiley Post Doctoral Fellowship. For the right person, this is a chance to spend an entire year doing science that could change the world...(jobID 117995)
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For undergraduate internships and other educational programs, read about PNNL's Science and Engineering Education Programs.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory It IS a good time to be at PNNL! Did you know that we have more than 100 positions open - of those, more than 50 would support the energy and environment mission.
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New technologies are helping find and correct potential problems on the electrical grid to help prevent blackouts. The Grid Friendly Appliance Controller is a sensor installed in an appliance that can detect when the electricity grid is under stress and then turn the appliance off.
Carbon dioxide capture and storage technologies may represent a cost-effective, viable option to help China continue to meet its growing energy demands while also delivering deep and sustained reductions in industrial greenhouse gas emissions, according to a study announced today...
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Pacific Northwest National Laboratory They're not kidding about the high-res part - check out some of the images!Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory experts Lax Saraf and Bruce Arey describe an instrument that provides site-specific analysis and slicing capabilities with high resolution of biological and material science samples.
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Read the transcript http://www.emsl.pnl.gov/news/docs/fim_sem_transcript.pdf . Learn more about the capabilities of our focused ion beam scanning electron microscope. EMSL experts Lax Saraf and Bruce ...
