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ORNL Review

ORNL Review, the laboratory’s research magazine, has been around since 1967. For 57 years it was published as a physical publication. In 2025, the Review began publishing quarterly as an email newsletter focusing on high-priority, high-impact research initiatives in artificial intelligence, nuclear medicine, quantum science and many more critical fields.

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Creating the lab of the future

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Weinberg’s 'big science' worries and our interconnected future

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Turning AI into something we can trust

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Scientists lay out vision for AI-based ‘labs of the future’

black and white photo of Alvin Weinberg and President Kennedy

Weinberg’s 'big science' worries and our interconnected future

Kay Way

Kay Way: The mother of nuclear data

Frances Pleasonton seals a vacuum chamber in 1951.

History: Physicist Frances Pleasonton joined early ORNL studies of the neutron

Freels Bend Cabin

Oak Ridge's last 19th-century building

ORNL at sunrise

Hot cell

HFIR pool

Electron microscope