SRNL News Release Archives

2006 News Releases
• FBI Announces New Forensic Partnership with SRNL
• SRNL, Center for Hydrogen Research Team up to Build Hydrogen Power System
• DOE Awards $2 Million to Clemson Hydrogen Research
• SRNL Wins Coveted R&D 100 Award
• SRNL, Digitome, Team up to Detect Lung Ailments
• SRNL Tapped to Serve DOE Environmental Management Technology Needs

2005 News Releases
• SRNL devices for collecting airborne material receive patents
• SRNL, Toyota to collaborate on hydrogen technology
• Directed Spray Mast Allows Precise Cleaning of Tank Interior
• SRNL Hydrogen Project Selected by DOE
• BritePrint™ Fingerprint Detection Device Receives Patent
• Plasma Screen Mount Named to World’s Best Technologies
• SRNL Atmospheric Technologies’ Expertise Helps Guide Response to Graniteville Emergency

2004 News Releases
• Secretary of Energy Designates Lab as Savannah River National Laboratory
• Researchers Study How the Earth Heals Itself
• Laboratory, universities, discuss collaboration on vital research
• Nuclear Production Of Hydrogen Holds Promise For Energy Future
• Medical College of Georgia, SRNL Sign Agreement
• SRNL Supports Secretary Abraham's Science Education Initiative
• SRNL Engineers Craft Robot to Disarm Improved Explosive Devices
• SRTC Device Searches for Signs of Life
• Wilhite Receives Don Orth Award
• SRTC Inventions Selected for World's Best Technologies
  
  
  2003 News Releases
SRTC Wins R&D 100 Award


2002 News Releases
• SRTC, SREL Work Together in Env. Microbiology
• Research Paves Way for Hydrogen-Based Energy (NERI study)
• Labs Study Potential Role of Pigment in Cleanup
• Radiation Chemistry Expert Receives SRS Orth Award
• Hydrogen Storage Experts Map Pathway to Energy Security
• USC, WSRC Sign Hydrogen Technology Agreement

2001 News Releases
• New Laboratory Opens at Aiken County’s Research Campus (ACTL)
• SRTC Wins R&D 100 Award
• SRTC Assists In New York
• NMA Names Executive, Manager of the Year (Wood, Logan)
• Plutonium Package Certified
• Girls to be Introduced to Engineering
• Energy Department Honors Laboratory For Satellite Work (MTI)
• Mechanical Engineer Wins Don Orth Award

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