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An Immigrant’s Dream: Thomas Zacharia’s 35 Years at ORNL

Charles R. Goulding and Preeti Sulibhavi look at a change at ORNL.

EOS Seeking Even Higher Quality Metal Part Capabilities in Deal with ORNL

EOS has made arrangement with the Oak Ridge National Laboratory for collaboration on advanced 3D printer research and development.

CarbonTech and Carbon Capture may be the Future of Carbon Reduction

CarbonTech and Carbon Capture may be the Future of Carbon Reduction

CarbonTech is a wide variety of products that can be made from CO and CO2 emissions captured from power plants, biomass or direct air capture.

First 3D Printed Parts Installed in a Nuclear Reactor

First 3D Printed Parts Installed in a Nuclear Reactor

Researchers have successfully installed 3D printed parts into a nuclear reactor.

Breaking The Toolhead Barrier With MedUSA

Breaking The Toolhead Barrier With MedUSA

Researchers at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory seem to have developed a way to optimize printing with multiple toolheads.

ORNL Develops 3D Printed Power Poles

ORNL Develops 3D Printed Power Poles

Researchers have developed a method of successfully 3D printing power poles for practical use in the field.

Advanced Nuclear, 3D Printing, And R&D: Exploring The Way Forward

Advanced Nuclear, 3D Printing, And R&D: Exploring The Way Forward

Charles Goulding Jr. considers the future of nuclear energy and its acceleration via 3D printing.

Amy Elliott: “Question the norm!”

Amy Elliott: “Question The Norm!”

Dr. Amy Elliott is a full research staff at Oak Ridge National Lab where she serves as principle investigator for binder jet additive manufacturing (AM).

Published September 30, 2020
Categorized as interview Tagged advice, binder jet, ornl, wi3dp
3D Printed Components Enable Enhanced CO2 Capture

3D Printed Components Enable Enhanced CO2 Capture

A test device made by the Oak Ridge National Lab has developed a prototype device that can more efficiently capture CO2.

Published September 6, 2020
Categorized as research Tagged aluminum, carbon capture, co2, metal, ornl
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