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Oak Ridge National Laboratory: Big Science. Big Impact.
| ORNL Hit enter to search or ESC to close Hit enter to search or ESC to close Advancing Next-Gen Nuclear ORNL, Kairos Power partnership will support Hermes demonstration reactors Accelerating crop research through AI Looking inside the Spallation Neutron Source Revealing magnetism with quantum potential Our People are Our Greatest Strength More than 7,000 scientists, engineers, technicians, and support staff representing more than 70 nations form a dynamic culture of innovation at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
We strengthen America through discovery science enabled by multidisciplinary teams and powerful research tools, translating advancements to address national priorities.
Building on our expertise and capabilities in materials, neutron science, nuclear science, and high-performance computing, we bridge the gap from fundamental research to real-world deployment, delivering breakthroughs that move innovations from the laboratory to national impact. We advance technologies to ensure secure, affordable, and reliable energy to fuel the nation’s economic growth and energy independence.
Our teams develop solutions across the full energy landscape—from generation and grid modernization to energy storage and end-use technologies—supporting the Department of Energy’s mission and America’s energy future. We accelerate the transition of research into real-world applications to drive economic prosperity, reduce costs, and give US industries an edge.
Through strategic partnerships, technology transfer, and support for entrepreneurship, we foster innovation networks that create jobs, grow industries, and strengthen America's global competitiveness. We protect America’s future through scientific and technological breakthroughs that secure critical infrastructure and address emerging threats.
Leveraging ORNL’s unique capabilities, we deliver solutions that safeguard the nation’s people, infrastructure, and economy against evolving security challenges.
Rethinking rush hour with vehicle automation Small modular reactors gain competitive edge with new digital twin Frontier simulations test turbulence theories at record 35 trillion grid points First-of-its-kind automated root imaging platform speeds plant discoveries Researchers reveal magnetism with quantum potential ORNL puts Curtiss-Wright’s next-gen fission chamber through high-heat evaluation Chemists advance grid-scale energy storage ORNL, Kairos Power partner to advance deployment of next-gen nuclear energy Leveraging the talents of its world-class researchers and exceptional support staff, Oak Ridge National Laboratory is helping solve critical scientific and technical challenges and, in so doing, creating economic opportunity for the nation.
ORNL provides access to unique facilities, laboratories, and equipment, drawing thousands of visiting researchers each year. A vibrant and welcoming scientific community, ORNL embraces the pursuit of innovative ideas and invests in its people to ensure their success. Collaborations are critical to modern science and engineering, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory engages in various types of collaboration with a range of organizations.
From private industry, to academia, to state and local governments, various types of organizations tap into ORNL's rare expertise and resources. Learn more about partnerships “At the top of the list of ORNL strengths is the ability to deliver, to do great work and to actually get things done that matter to the country and to the world.
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Yes — Environmental Monitoring/Cleanup, Cultural and Resource Mgmt., Emergency Response Research, Outreach, Technical Analysis is offered by Department of Energy and this listing comes from SAM.gov, an official U.S. federal source. Federal applications generally require registrations (for example SAM.gov or an agency submission portal), so allow extra lead time.
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