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Researcher John Hall stands near Sandia National Laboratories’ annular core research reactor, where scientists discovered a way to make medical isotopes. The concept was licensed to Eden Radioisotopes, LLC. The effort recently earned an award from the Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer. (Photo credit: Randy Montoya)

Dec 02, 2019

New Mexico Company Secures Funding for Sandia Medical Isotope Concept

Nov 30, 2019

Capitol Corner — November 2019

AFRL team members discuss the new heat exchange tester

Marvin Gale, MAMLS Program Manager (left) and Grady Marcum, AFRL chemical engineer, discuss the new heat exchange tester during the capability’s kickoff tour held Nov. 6. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Spencer Deer)

Nov 27, 2019

AFRL Collaboration Advances Testing Capability for Additive Manufactured Heat Exchangers

PPPL experts who will collaborate with private partners. From left, Clement Bovet, Nicola Bertelli, Mario Podesta, Gerrit Kramer, and Elena Belova. (Photo credit: PPPL)

Nov 22, 2019

Public-Private INFUSE Projects to Speed Fusion Development Housed at PPPL

Blaine Pellicore, VP of Defense at Ursa Major Technologies, Inc., delivered a publicly cleared version of the company’s presentation to an audience that included Air Force leadership, other small businesses, academia, industry, and venture capitalists during the U.S. Air Force’s inaugural Hypersonics Pitch Day. Ursa Major Technologies was among the seven businesses who won SBIR Phase II funding. (Photo credit: Doolittle Institute)

Nov 22, 2019

Air Force Awards $5.25M in SBIR Contracts During Inaugural Hypersonics Pitch Day

Nov 20, 2019

T2 Touchpoint — November 20, 2019

NASA Astronaut Kate Rubins cultures stem cells on the International Space Station. The Space Station Research Explorer provides current information on ISS experiments, facilities, and research results. (Photo credit: NASA)

Nov 20, 2019

NASA Releases 2019-2020 Software Catalog Featuring New Codes

Brookhaven Lab's Superconducting Magnet Division has a unique superconducting magnet (left) and a research and development facility (right) for testing high-temperature superconducting cables and coils in a background magnetic field of up to 10 Tesla. The facility is equipped with hardware to detect and protect against quenches, where materials suddenly lose their ability to "super"-conduct electricity without any resistance and revert to their normal resistive state. (Photo credit: Brookhaven National Laboratory)

Nov 18, 2019

DOE Awards INFUSE Funding to Brookhaven–Commonwealth Fusion Energy Project

Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology) Bruce Jette (right) presents the xTechSearch 2.0 grand prize to Lumineye. (U.S. Army photo)

Nov 14, 2019

Radar Technology Awarded Grand Prize for Army xTechSearch Small Business Competition

Image credit: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Nov 13, 2019

DOE Announces $4M for High Performance Computing for Energy Innovation

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