Joined by local, state and congressional leaders, Energy Secretary Chris Wright and other U.S. Department of Energy officials opened the doors to Savannah River National Laboratory’s new Advanced Manufacturing Collaborative. August 12, 2025
Advanced Manufacturing Collaborative in South Carolina Set to Lead on AI, Energy, and Manufacturing
Wearable technology is helping workers stay safe on the job in the South Carolina summer heat at the Savannah River Site. July 29, 2025
Fourteen geoscience students from Georgia Southern University recently toured the Geological Core Repository at the Savannah River Site. June 17. 2025.
What began as a student competition with fast-paced questions about Earth science, energy and other topics has evolved into a talent pipeline, molding the next generation of scientists and engineers at the Savannah River Site. June 3, 2025
A new artificial intelligence tool is helping workers at the Hanford Site save time, work smarter and keep sensitive data secure. June 3, 2025
A new simulator will help train operators on the safe and efficient movement of a crane at the Defense Waste Processing Facility at the Savannah River Site.
In an effort to strengthen academic and industry partnerships, representatives from the Savannah River Site recently visited Florida International University, a leading public research university in Miami, Florida.
Idaho Cleanup Project personnel were so impressed with an inventive robotic technology during its demonstration recently that they immediately put it to work confirming the integrity of thousands of legacy waste drums, enabling their safe shipment to WIPP
The Hanford Site’s Waste Treatment and Immobilization Plant is taking computer-based training to the next level by creating virtual walkthroughs of plant facilities.