A solid-state nanopore decorated with crown ether and DNA is selective to potassium ions over sodium ions. (Photo credit: Ryan Chen/LLNL).
Livermore Lab’s Harmonic Air Motor
CO2 release by mild heating of the BIG-bicarbonate solid. The released CO2 gas is trapped in the orange balloon, while the released water vapors are trapped by condensation in the ice-cooled U-shaped tube. (Photo credit: Neil J. Williams and Erick Holguin)
ORNL-developed Technology Offers Alternative Strategy for Carbon Capture
Photo credit: Douglas Barnes
USGS United States Wind Turbine Database and Viewer
(Left to right) Commanding General Army Materiel Command Gen. Gustave F. Perna, Commanding General Army Futures Command Gen. John M. Murray, and Commanding General Combat Capabilities Development Command Maj. Gen. Cedric T. Wins during a Transition of Authority ceremony Jan. 31 at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. (Photo credit: Conrad Johnson)
RDECOM Transitions to Army Futures Command
The DARPA Subterranean Challenge explores innovative approaches and new technologies to rapidly map, navigate, and search complex underground environments, including Edgar Experimental Mine. (Photo credit: Colorado School of Mines)
Teams Will Test Technologies in DARPA Subterranean Challenge
NASA Glenn’s Portable Unit for Metabolic Analysis Technology
T2 Touchpoint — February 6, 2019
IZone Crew @CAMI
FAA CAMI’s Air Traffic Control Advanced Research Tower Simulator
Under a recent agreement, Avista and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory will collaborate on new battery and thermal storage technologies, and the development and testing of transactive building controls for increased grid reliability and resiliency. (Photo credit: PNNL)
Capitol Corner — January 2019
Sandia’s SmartLAMP
NETL Creates Better Sensors for Harsh Environments
NNSA Announces $50 Million in Grants to Two University Consortia
NCI’s Polymeric Delivery Platform for Therapeutics
2019 FLC Executive Board Nominations Officially Open
FLC Tools and Resources Webinar Now Available on Demand
T2 Touchpoint — January 23, 2019
