From the Blog

The Frontier supercomputer is revealing the complex dynamics of earthquake ground motions and their catastrophic effects on buildings and critical infrastructure across the U.S.

A simple additive solidifies on impact for improved battery safety.

Visitors to the former Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant can view the footprint of what was once the world’s largest building from a new vantage point now that an interpretive center overlooking the site of the K-25 Building has opened. September 2, 2025

Since the summer of 1998, the liquid waste construction workforce at the Savannah River Site has been setting the standard for workplace safety, leading to a new milestone of over 40 million safe hours. September 2, 2025

The Portsmouth Paducah Project Office is modernizing its depleted uranium hexafluoride conversion facilities by installing a new system designed to significantly enhance safety, improve efficiency and reduce operational pauses. September 2, 2025

In spring of 2022, employees with a Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management team saw the final shipment of a specific type of container holding transuranic waste leave the Savannah River Site in a TRUPACT-III shipping package. September 2, 2025

The Hanford Field Office and its prime contractors recently participated in a day-long forum highlighting the Hanford Site cleanup mission and federal business opportunities in the region. September 2, 2025

Nearly 40 summer interns at the Savannah River Site received job offers during an annual Signing Day event. September 2, 2025

A new mentoring initiative at the Hanford Site is paving the way for future leaders to strengthen communication, build teamwork and prepare the workforce to carry out the Hanford Field Office’s long term cleanup mission. September 2, 2025

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